The result: Out of the 267 companies with active NYC job postings that researchers looked at, 14 (6%) published audit reports and 12 (4%) posted a notice they were using automated employment decision tools.
That’s … not many!
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The country’s first law regulating AI for hiring + promotion decisions has been in effect for about 6 months.
NEW research from @Cornell, @datasociety, and @ConsumerReports suggests that few companies have posted the bias audits so far.
https://t.co/WtKZtcbjkc
Big takeaways ⤵️
For more than a year, CR members have urged @amazon to address the negative environmental impact of its warehouses, which the company has disproportionately built in communities of color. Why is Amazon ignoring us?
When warehouses open near neighborhoods, they bring traffic, noise, and air pollution. Our newest story—a partnership with @guardian and residents of Red Hook, Brooklyn—measures those impacts in a New York City community with two @amazon warehouses. https://t.co/QGkUcdrsnM
❗ NY residents: Share this post to tell @GovKathyHochul that you want the #RighttoRepair your electronic devices! New York State could make history for consumers if the Governor signs this bill before December 31. #HochulCanFixIt
Hey @ashtonpittman I'm an organizer working with @MississippiCIR on a water testing project in every county in Mississippi - any chance you'd be willing to chat with me about the project and help me find a few more people who get their water from Private wells?
We’ve partnered with @WorkingJackson on water quality in Mississippi, and they are working to get resources to those affected. https://t.co/MtzsdE6kDz is the best way to give to them. @CCJacksonMS is also doing direct service on the ground in coordination with several orgs.
A crisis is happening in Mississippi: the drinking water system in Jackson has failed, leaving more than 160,000 residents without safe drinking water. Officials say they don’t know when service will be restored.
Read on to learn how you can help ⤵️ https://t.co/XkHbEzboSE
Since 2019, CR has been looking at water contamination throughout the country, and we’re now focused on testing water in Mississippi. CR will continue to work with local community organizations to ensure that every resident has access to safe, affordable drinking water.
Hey, mayor @CharleyDumas - I'm a Consumer Reports organizer working on a Tap-Water Testing project across Mississippi: https://t.co/6sOPoympaW. I need someone to have their tap water tested in Jefferson Davis county - you? A constituent in Prentiss?
@CharleyDumas Amazing. And for a speedy response, too! I do want Municipal, for this particular ask - thank you! Can I send you some followup details (And asks) in an email?
Demand better internet service! Join a people-powered research project to transform U.S. internet service. #BroadbandTogether https://t.co/JUyDhHq6Al
o The website tests your internet speed.
You will be asked:
o to upload your latest internet bill.
o demographic questions.
Over 30,000 people have participated in our #BroadbandTogether project! Can you join us? Help us fight for a fair and affordable internet by completing this 7 minute survey. #CRTwitterChat https://t.co/PSx53TiBtj
My dad lives in the boonies ... can't even get high-speed internet. My mobile phone doesn't even work out there. What's the likelihood he'll see internet at his house in his lifetime?? #CRTwitterChat
My dad lives in the boonies ... can't even get high-speed internet. My mobile phone doesn't even work out there. What's the likelihood he'll see internet at his house in his lifetime?? #CRTwitterChat
@ConsumerReports Q7: for starters, we need to understand the problem! That's why we're all working on the Let's Broadband Together project - head to https://t.co/TPBavpGe4x to help us get a better sense of what ISPs are charging us. #CRTwitterChat