SovereignLab
SovereignLab is a commercial subscription intelligence-briefing service that sends AI-drafted, relevance-scored digests of public-source news across six sectors, including civic policy.
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SovereignLab is a commercial subscription intelligence-briefing service that sends AI-drafted, relevance-scored digests of public-source news across six sectors, including civic policy.
Worker Lens on the AI Economy is a nonprofit research program from Data & Society that documents how AI is changing work through workers' firsthand experiences across five industries.
The Budget Lab at Yale is a non-partisan policy research center that provides in-depth analysis of federal policy proposals for the American economy.
Epoch AI is a research institute investigating key trends and questions that will shape the trajectory and governance of Artificial Intelligence.
The 'Harnessing Data for Democratic Development in South and Southeast Asia' project currently being implemented by LIRNEasia is focused on the data policy ecosystems in South and Southeast Asia.
Context Window is a newsletter from The Lenfest Institute for Journalism that shares AI projects, lessons and ready-to-use tools with local news organizations across the United States.
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Leaders for Climate Action (LFCA) is a mission-driven nonprofit and business community that mobilizes company leaders, especially in tech and startups, to cut corporate emissions through education, peer campaigns, and hands-on sustainability tools.
A working group of the Max Planck Institute for Political and Social Science. Informational Democracy publishes provocations, groundings, and reflections on topics such as collective intelligence, the role of AI in democratic systems, attention as a democratic resource, and the infrastructural transformation of the public sphere.