Tagged: ai

By Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel Guest Commentary When Amazon cuts 30,000 jobs and Black workers hold nearly 20% of the roles being eliminated while making up just 13% of […]

By Tenita Abraham AI & Technology Black History Month is often framed as a time of remembrance—honoring the leaders, movements, and sacrifices that opened doors many of us walk through […]

Exploring how AI systems risk perpetuating historical erasure of Black communities through biased data and algorithms.

Leaders must establish guardrails and oversight for AI adoption to build trust and sustainable progress in organizations.

By Tenita Abraham TECHNOLOGY & AI Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant fascination reserved for tech insiders. It is rapidly becoming part of everyday life, affecting everything from healthcare […]

Recently, I found myself standing in a room full of bright young ladies from the Steminista group right here in Columbia, and let me tell you, it took me back […]

Simple, practical things. Our community has an opportunity we didn’t have before. When the Internet grew, many of us didn’t have equal access. AI is different. A smartphone and curiosity […]

The AI bubble will pop. Some companies will fail spectacularly. Valuations will correct. Hype will give way to reality. But the technology itself isn’t going anywhere— it’s too useful, too […]

Black Business Month is more than a time of celebration; it’s a time of preparation. For decades, this paper and my company have lifted up the stories of legacy businesses—family-owned […]

Join public-comment periods on proposed AI laws—silence concedes the table to big-tech lobbyists. Form local advisory boards (think: NAACP chapters, small-biz coalitions, faith groups) to track AI impacts and share […]