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How Quickly Can America Build? (opens the original)
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America’s industrial backbone took generations to build. Today, investors and entrepreneurs are betting that the United States can modernize its industrial infrastructure much faster with today’s technology. From defense technology and domestic manufacturing to nuclear energy and artificial intelligence, a new wave of companies is trying to apply the speed and mindset of the software industry to sectors that have traditionally been much harder to build at the speed of tech. What will it take to
How BEAD Restructured and Saved $21 Billion (opens the original)
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In 2021, Congress instructed the U.S. Department of Commerce to create the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, an operational framework to expand high-speed broadband access in parts of the United States that lack connectivity. Congress allocated $42.5 billion to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to disburse funds across 56 states and territories to close coverage gaps in Americans’ broadband access. The next four years brought many non-sta
How BEAD Restructured and Saved $21 Billion (opens the original)
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In 2021, Congress instructed the U.S. Department of Commerce to create the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, an operational framework to expand high-speed broadband access in parts of the United States that lack connectivity. Congress allocated $42.5 billion to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to disburse funds across 56 states and territories to close coverage gaps in Americans’ broadband access. The next four years brought many non-sta
Social Media Bans for Kids: Do They Work? (opens the original)
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Governments are increasingly turning to social media bans to keep minors safe online. But what does early evidence from these legislative changes tell us about how effective they actually are? What would it look like to focus on age-appropriate online spaces and safer design instead? And with AI now being introduced to the conversation, should chatbots face similar regulations? Josh Tabish joins us for an episode of Explain to Shane to help answer these questions. Josh is currently the senior di
Can AI Make Justice More Just? (opens the original)
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Every new class of law students faces a harder learning curve than the last because the legal system often produces inconsistent outcomes. When Congress and state legislatures enact new laws, lawyers have to play catch-up. These complexities create a system that is expensive and often inaccessible to everyday Americans. Artificial intelligence has the potential to address these problems by accelerating the development of legal expertise and making legal outcomes more predictable. Shane is joined
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