Very proud our @AP "Tracked" series on the government use of algorithms won 1st place in the Headliner Awards' Public Service category! 🎉🎉🎉 Thanks to our mighty leaders @nixonron @alikodjakAP @garanceburke. Read the stories here: https://t.co/0PJgpezukr
The 2023 National Headliner Award winners have been announced! Please go to our website at https://t.co/o1gZnO6W3q for this list of this year's winners. Thank you to all who entered this year's contest featuring the best journalism of 2022.
Thriving on taxpayer money, for-profit facilities that care for adoptees face limited oversight. One mother who says her son was bullied and sexually assaulted wrote to the agency that funded his stay: “The almighty dollar will prevail once again.” https://t.co/vEJkh0PXTg
Such a powerful article. I am grateful to @AP for continuing to report and shine a light on this dark area of the troubled teen industry and who its impacting most 💔
@AP investigation: An AI-powered tool that helps social service agencies find the best adoptive parents for some of the nation’s most vulnerable kids has produced limited results in the states where it has been used. @_sallyho and @garanceburke . https://t.co/ZOIwNsyhtc
Our members in expensive cities like New York, Washington, Los Angeles & San Francisco get an economic differential.
We want @AP to add Seattle, Miami, Sacramento & Portland, Oregon.
Our members there cover the high cost of living -- but can barely afford to live there.
Honored to learn that @_sallyho and I won a Clarion Award for our work covering the use of artificial intelligence tools in the child welfare system, and their impacts on children and families. Read @AP's Tracked series here: https://t.co/w4u5cVcgfr
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Hours before the All-Star Game, top players showed off their looks during the MLB’s red carpet show.
AP’s Sally Ho explains how baseball is using fashion to reach younger fans.
.@AP earns 4 National Headliner Awards for "Tracked" series on government's use of AI, Ukraine-Russia war coverage and Uvalde school shooting coverage, via @HeadlinerAwards: https://t.co/OLKgbLQvgd
Judge’s comments: ‘This impressive, expansive package is a valuable primer for anyone with a phone, who steps outside, who orders something online. We are being watched.’
Her reporting on the Stillbirth crisis opened eyes and pushed Congress. Now @deldeib is nominated for an NIHCM Award. Journalism saves lives. https://t.co/cB50MoKsq6
Allegheny County, PA has served as “a real-world laboratory” for testing AI-driven child welfare tools. Now the US Justice Dept is investigating whether its use of an algorithm discriminates against people with disabilities, or other protected groups. https://t.co/I0RbkmxAWd
NEW: Algorithms can help determine which families are investigated by child welfare agencies.
@garanceburke + I found some of these systems rank families based on everything from parents' disabilities to if the mother smoked before pregnancy.
https://t.co/grqRwmGZdt
Two Pittsburgh parents wonder if an artificial intelligence tool singled them out because of their disabilities. The Justice Department is asking the same question. By my colleagues @_sallyho and @garanceburke https://t.co/Cym5VyVkqx
Correction: the AP analyzed variables and weights for several models, including the one in use in Allegheny and other states. Here's a video explainer: https://t.co/UzGlgwnaYc
Did an algorithm play a role in placing a baby in foster care?
Two Pittsburgh parents wonder if an artificial intelligence tool singled them out because of their disabilities. The Justice Department is asking the same question, the @AP has learned. https://t.co/MKYZNSkx49