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The Stranger
about 21 hours
Slog AM: Seattle City Council Puts the Brakes on Data Centers, Katie Wilson Getting Busy for the Sonics Return, Graham Platner Wins Maine’s Democratic Senate Primary
The previous decade obviously gave Seattle a spectacular construction boom, which transformed its skyline dramatically. This decade, on the other hand, might give us a completely different kind of boom: the transportation, by public means, of millions of people around the city. In April, the month after Cross Connection opened, Link experienced an astonishing 46 […] The post Slog AM: Seattle City Council Puts the Brakes on Data Centers, Katie Wilson Getting Busy for the Sonics Return, Graham Platner Wins Maine’s Democratic Senate Primary appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 22 hours
Bill Gates goes to Capitol Hill in Epstein case as his ventures feel the effects
Bill Gates appeared voluntarily behind closed doors before House Oversight Committee investigators on Wednesday to answer questions about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, part of a larger turn in his image that has been rippling through the Seattle-area institutions he built and funds. Read More
Seattle Medium
about 23 hours
Do You Agree With Mayor Wilson’s Proposal To Increase Taxes For Public Transportation?
People have expressed their opposition to raising taxes on public transportation, with some suggesting taxing billionaires instead, while others believe that raising taxes without raising salaries is unfair.
Seattle Medium
about 23 hours
Are Black People Being Left Behind By AI?
Black communities should not shy away from AI, but instead learn to use it as a tool to shape the future and demand accountability from corporations.
Seattle Medium
about 24 hours
More Than 125,000 Washington Residents Living With Dementia, Experts Urge Connection And Support
The University of Washington Memory and Brain Wellness Center offers a variety of programs designed to connect individuals and families with resources, education and support to help those living with dementia and their caregivers navigate the journey together.
Seattle Medium
about 24 hours
Black Girls Disproportionately Impacted by Child Sex Trafficking In King County
Black girls are disproportionately impacted by child sex trafficking in King County, accounting for 44-52% of victims despite making up only 4.4% of the population, due to systemic failures, racial bias, housing instability, and chronic underinvestment.
GeekWire
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Microsoft’s Brad Smith: Graduates jeering AI are ‘telling us what we need to hear’
Microsoft President Brad Smith, in a new blog post and a GeekWire interview, argues that AI will reshape work rather than eliminate it, and says the company's own future depends on people staying employed. He acknowledges the tension with the tech industry's job cuts while contending that fields like computer science are changing, not disappearing. Read More
