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Illinois passes SB 315, mandating independent third-party safety audits for frontier AI labs, potentially making it the strongest state-level AI safety regime and shaping future federal policy.
Canada is quietly losing top talent to the U.S., driven by higher taxes and a lagging business- and investment-climate, with policy focus needed to improve competitiveness.
New York will ban law enforcement, including ICE, from wearing masks on duty and bar ICE cooperation in sensitive locations, as part of a 2027 budget deal that could prompt federal legal challenges.
Pen pal programs endure in the digital age, driven by Slowly and IPF, with measurable participation and notable postal-policy shifts.
The piece exposes ‘surveillance wages’ where employers use personal data to set or negotiate pay, citing a 500-company audit and widespread monitoring, with regulatory moves in New York and Colorado to curb such practices.
The piece argues that sequentially numbered streets improve urban legibility and uses Bogotá and US cities to illustrate navigation benefits, while highlighting the regulatory and practical costs of street-name changes (e.g., Portland’s César E. Chávez Blvd) and advocating for stability in street naming.
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