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- 1Pomona's Technology Access Program Closes Digital DivideโผTechnology Access Program at Pomona Closes Digital Divide
Pomona College's Technology Access Program is being highlighted for helping close the digital divide, expanding access to technology for underserved communities. The initiative provides devices and connectivity support to people who would otherwise lack reliable access, and the college is drawing attention to its impact as demand for digital inclusion efforts grows.
- 2Toney urges state action on license plate readers in WisconsinโผToney calls for state action on ALPR technology as flock cameras dropped in NE Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Senator La Tonya Johnson, known as Toney, is calling for state-level regulation of automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology after Flock safety cameras were dropped in northeastern Wisconsin. The call puts a spotlight on how the surveillance cameras are used, how long data is kept, and who can access it, as local communities reconsider their contracts with the camera provider.
- 3Trump Unveils AI-Powered America.gov for Government ServicesโTrump Launches AI-Powered America.gov Platform for Government Services
President Trump has launched America.gov, an AI-powered platform intended to centralize US government services for citizens. The system promises faster access to federal programs through artificial intelligence assistance. The announcement is drawing attention alongside debate about how AI will handle sensitive government interactions, questions about data privacy, and whether automated systems can reliably replace traditional service channels.
- 4Delaware launches $5M rural health tech grant programโDelaware to offer $5M in grants through rural health technology accelerator
Delaware will distribute $5 million in grants through a new rural health technology accelerator, aimed at boosting health innovation in the state's rural communities. The program, reported by Delaware Business Times, is expected to fund technology projects that improve healthcare access and services outside the state's urban centers.
- 5University of Georgia expands AI resources for campusโUGA expands AI resources for campus community
The University of Georgia is expanding its artificial intelligence resources for students, faculty and staff across campus. The announcement, reported by UGA Today, signals the institution's push to broaden access to AI tools, training and support as adoption of the technology grows in higher education. Details of specific programs were not included.