In law, pro bono service is institutionalized: embedded in legal education, supported by firms, coordinated by dedicated staff, and engrained in the culture. In tech and data science, skills-based “tech for good”—what I call tech bono—remains largely ad hoc, driven by individual initiative rather than durable institutional pathways. Explore how we're working to change that culture in this article.

The rationality wars: a personal reflection

The hackNY Fellows Program is a Summer-long coliving experience for full time higher ed (college or graduate school) tech interns.

Although this first iteration of Columbia University's new "AI in Context" course is not online, I thought I'd share the PDF of the first of my 4 lectures on…

In their new book, professors Chris Wiggins and Matthew L Jones examine how data acts as the lifeblood of modern society, shaping everything from our political views and social mores to our military responses and economic activities..