Maryland’s workers must remain a central voice when discussing the development of artificial intelligence and its risks.
Donna Edwards: “Maryland’s workers must remain a central voice when discussing the development of artificial intelligence and its risks.”
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AFL-CIO President at the Maryland Innovation Summit
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We have to have an argument that realizes that there is a healthy balance of parents being involved in schools, but also that professionals are making determinations about what is or is not taught in the schools.





