Author: newyork-news

Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated Tuesday that the Metropolis Council will obtain tons of of NYC public college contracts it has hunted for months “in the coming weeks,” providing a public timeframe in an escalating transparency dispute between lawmakers and the Division of Training (DOE). “The City Council will have these contracts in the coming weeks,” Mamdani stated when requested about Council Speaker Julie Menin’s menace to subpoena the data. The mayor’s feedback got here two days earlier than a July 16 deadline set by Menin for the DOE to supply a proposed manufacturing schedule for 579 contracts involving mandated college…

“There is no city in America more exposed to both the promise and peril of artificial intelligence than New York City.” That’s what Comptroller Mark Levine stated when his workplace launched a report on AI’s potential disruption to town’s economic system.  The Comptroller is correct. However New York is about to really feel the peril far more than the promise.  The laborious reality is that town has no actual plan for AI-induced unemployment, notably amongst lower-income New Yorkers. Within the nation’s largest labor market – one grappling with Gilded Age-level inequality – practically each sector will see AI job loss. But, policymakers…