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Latino leaders look to close Silicon Valley divide as AI transforms the tech economy
AS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RESHAPES SILICON VALLEY, Latino leaders are pushing for a bigger role in deciding who benefits from the technology and who might get left behind. That question was at the center of a two-day conference in San Jose, hosted by the New York-based Hispanic Federation, which brought together nonprofit leaders and community advocates to […] The post Latino leaders look to close Silicon Valley divide as AI transforms the tech economy appeared first on Local News Matters .
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AS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RESHAPES SILICON VALLEY, Latino leaders are pushing for a bigger role in deciding who benefits from the technology and who might get left behind. That question was at the center of a two-day conference in San Jose, hosted by the New York-based Hispanic Federation, which brought together nonprofit leaders and community advocates to […] The post Latino leaders look to close Silicon Valley divide as AI transforms the tech economy appeared first on Local News Matters .
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