Brookings

Low-income workers experience—by far—the most earnings and work hours instability

To assess the compensation of workers, it matters not only how much money they earn, but also the manner in which their pay is earned. That is to say, to earn $25,000, one worker may have reliable and consistent earnings and hours from a single employer, while another may have multiple employers, inconsistent work hours, and variable wages. While workers may desire some amount of flexibility in their work schedule and earnings, volatility itself can also be troublesome.

The case for open data access to aid tech regulation

This year, Congress passed a law forcing ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, to sell the app within a year or face a potential shutdown. However, there is speculation that the incoming Trump administration could reverse the ban, even though the first Trump administration originally raised the idea of a ban, and his potential cabinet picks remain 

Closing the gap: A call for more inclusive language technologies

A growing body of work has identified a digital language divide: the disparity between languages in terms of digital content availability, accessibility, and technological support.