Amina Abdu
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Considering developments in Michigan as a case study, Nathan Kim and Ira Anwar say current state incentives for data centers reflect a false binary between new jobs and detrimental community impacts.
Michigan Offers Handouts for Data Centers Promising Jobs. Will Those Jobs Come? | TechPolicy.Press
Nathan Kim and Ira Anwar say current state incentives for data centers reflect a false binary between new jobs and detrimental community impacts.
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December 10, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Considering developments in Michigan as a case study, Nathan Kim and Ira Anwar say current state incentives for data centers reflect a false binary between new jobs and detrimental community impacts.
I'll be talking about our work on the Census Bureau's public engagement around differential privacy tomorrow morning alongside lots of other exciting presentations. Come check it out on Zoom!
The first part of the Participatory AI Research & Practice Symposium (PAIRS25) is coming up on 30th Jan from 2pm - 4pm UTC via Zoom. 10+ presentations of cutting edge and critical perspectives on democratic public inputs to AI development and governance. Info and registration: pairs25.notion.site
January 30, 2025 at 2:39 AM
I'll be talking about our work on the Census Bureau's public engagement around differential privacy tomorrow morning alongside lots of other exciting presentations. Come check it out on Zoom!