New Voices is a series of original articles and opinion pieces published on Tech Policy Press each month in collaboration with the Aspen Tech Policy Hub, a West Coast policy incubator training a new generation of tech policy entrepreneurs. Modeled after tech incubators like Y Combinator, the Hub takes tech experts, teaches them the policy process through fellowship and executive education programs in the Bay Area, and encourages them to develop outside-the-box solutions to society’s problems.
Recent headlines in the series:
Give Group Admins Tools to Fight Disinformation In Immigrant Diaspora WhatsApp Groups – Michael Rain
NYC Law Regulating AI Hiring Systems Needs Work – Krystal A. Jackson, Michael Yang & Alisar Mustafa
A Case for Planned Durability in Tech – Maeve Sneddon
Cautious Optimism on Tech’s Role in Food Innovation – Mai Sistla
Support Worker-Led Start-Ups – Trevor Pels
Climate Tech Has a People Problem – Betsy Cooper and Greg Gershuny
AI Won’t Replace Doctors, But It Can Help Them Improve End-of-life Medical Care – Meha Ahluwalia
Amazon, Other E-Commerce Platforms Must Fund Package Recycling – Maeve Sneddon
Access to Technology in the American Carceral State – Benj Azose
An AI Strategy for New York City – with Neal Parikh
The skills gap in tech that no one is talking about– Mai Sistla
Google Fiber and Why Monopolies Suck – Samara Trilling
Bias in Cybersecurity Job Descriptions Hurts Diversity in the Field – Anita Balaraman
Building a more diverse cyber industry: What can we do today and tomorrow? – Camille Stewart and Mai Sistla
‘New Voices’ Necessary to Drive Fresh Thinking on Tech Policy – Betsy Cooper and Justin Hendrix
The Aspen Tech Policy Hub Announces Partnership with Tech Policy Press to Provide Exclusive Thought Leadership – Justin Hendrix
For more information about the Aspen Tech Policy Hub, visit its website.
