The Who's Who of AI

“Of nearly 40,000 Canadian students, more than 1 in 5 use generative AI for emotional support or advice. About 58% of them scored above a clinical threshold for emotional problems vs 29% of non-users.”

“More than 1 in 5 children report using AI for emotional support. Is this good news or bad? RAND's Ryan McBain discusses: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2854950”

“What does an effective biosecurity strategy look like? RAND's Steph Guerra explains in this new Q&A:”

“How can humanity harness the full potential of AI for science and medicine—but also ensure it never helps anyone build a biological weapon? New Q&A with RAND's Steph Guerra:”

“AI-related harms are already creating demand for insurance. But they don't fit neatly within existing insurance lines. This new report assesses how insurers are responding—whether through exclusions, endorsements, affirmative coverage, or silence: https://b…”

“What is a rideout strategy? And how might the U.S. use this approach on the road toward artificial general intelligence? Find out in a new episode of Policy Minded. ⤵”

“RAND's Melissa Kay Diliberti discusses recent findings that can help parents and policymakers better understand the challenges facing schools.”

“What do we know about how students are using AI? How effective are schools' cell phone policies? And what do schools need to navigate these and other challenges?”

“What do we know about how students are using AI? How effective are schools' cell phone policies? And what do schools need to navigate these and other challenges?”

“RAND's Carter Price has an idea for how to give workers an edge in the age of AI:”

“"Where the current tax code sometimes disincentivizes keeping human workers, our proposed change would flip the script."”

“"Where the current tax code sometimes disincentivizes keeping human workers, our proposed change would flip the script."”