Tag: technology_computing

U.S. Census Bureau Announces Platform Enhancements, New Data Releases, and Inaugural GeoForum for May 2026

6 May 2026 5:00 p.m. · Source: U.S. Census Bureau

The U.S. Census Bureau's May 2026 update introduces new platform customization tools and April data releases, including 2022 Economic Census figures. The Bureau is also launching its inaugural GeoForum and seeking participants for upcoming usability testing sessions.

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Media Monitor: AI Reshaping Democratic Governance and Citizenship

5 May 2026 5:00 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

The Office of Eric Schmidt is reporting that artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming how citizens form beliefs and interact with government, potentially straining fragile institutions while offering new tools for civic engagement.

Politics and Government Science & Technology Media General Politics Artificial Intelligence Computers and Internet Social Issues Election Federal Government Democracy Office of Eric Schmidt Civic Engagement Technology & Computing Politics Government MIT Technology Review MIT science technology
Google Unveils Agentic AI Tools, Gemma 4, and Free Video Generation in April 2026 Updates

4 May 2026 1:00 p.m. · Source: Google AI Blog

Google's April 2026 announcements highlight the shift toward autonomous AI agents, featuring new enterprise platforms, the Gemma 4 open model, and expanded consumer tools like Google Vids and personalized coding tutors.

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Harvard Gazette Highlights Quantum Computing Advances, Smell Map, and New Identity Theft Tool

4 May 2026 7:01 a.m.

The Harvard Gazette's latest update features rapid advancements in quantum computing, a groundbreaking smell map, and a new identity theft tool. It also highlights scholar Thomas Blakeslee's journey and upcoming campus events including a lecture by Steve McQueen.

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