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The Risks and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Care

RAND authors discuss the use of artificial intelligence in health care and summarize the evidence on the effects of these applications.

Sean Mann, Peter S. Hussey

Artificial Intelligence and Homeland Security: Policy Lab Webinar

RAND experts discuss how the U.S. Department of Homeland Security uses artificial intelligence (AI), public perceptions of these applications, and how AI affects the homeland security enterprise more broadly.

Benjamin Boudreaux, Douglas Yeung, Michelle Woods

Improving Transition Support for Those Leaving the Military: A Discussion with Policy Experts

The RAND Epstein Family Veterans Policy Research Institute hosted a webinar to discuss ways to improve military-to-civilian transition support for those leaving the military.

Whitney S. Livingston, Daniel B. Ginsberg, Eric Eversole, Jarret A. Thomas, II, Tammy Barlet, Walter M. Herd

Keeping Los Angeles Renters Cool

In this video, the authors consider how the County of Los Angeles might develop its maximum indoor temperature threshold ordinance for single-family rental houses across various types of active and passive cooling.

Hye Min Park, Kelly Klima, Sophia Charan

The Policy Currents Podcast

Policy Currents is a weekly podcast that highlights new research findings, commentary, multimedia, and events from the RAND Corporation. Hosted by Evan Banks and Deanna Lee.

New Missions in Emergency Management

Patrick Roberts and Mary Ellen Carroll join us to discuss what today’s emergency managers do to support communities, how the field is evolving, and why emergency management matters to everyone.

Patrick S. Roberts

The RAND/USC OPTIC Method for Policy Expert Ratings (ROMPER) Webinar

This RAND-USC Schaeffer Opioid Policy Tools and Information Center webinar discusses an online expert panel approach for identifying expert views on the effectiveness and implementability of population-level policy interventions.

Sean Grant

AI and the Future of Work

Will artificial intelligence (AI) be the fifth industrial revolution? Which jobs are most likely to be replaced, reshaped, or expanded by technological change? What might help smooth the “AI revolution” for workers and employers alike?

Tobias Sytsma, Melanie A. Zaber, Rachel Slama

Veteran Families in America: A Discussion with Policymakers

The RAND Epstein Family Veterans Policy Research Institute hosted a webinar to discuss what is known about veteran families in America.

Daniel Schwam, Kayla M. Williams, Meg Kabat, Lee Kelley, Kathy Roth-Douquet

How AI Exacerbates Bias and Inequity

How does artificial intelligence training data interact with algorithms to create unfair outcomes for vulnerable communities? What might be done to minimize this issue?

Benjamin Boudreaux, Brandon Crosby, Jessica Welburn Paige, Anita Chandra

OPTIC Webinar Discussing Expert Views on State-Level Policies for Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder

In this RAND-USC Schaeffer OPTIC webinar, researcher Sean Grant discusses expert consensus on the effectiveness and implementability of state-level opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment policies, and references the OPTIC Policy Profiles.

Sean Grant

Racial and Socioeconomic Divides in Algebra Teaching and Learning: Findings from the American Mathematics Educator Study

RAND researchers share new data on who has access to algebra in 8th and 9th grade. Discussants reflect on these findings and their implications, as well as the steps that might be taken to improve inequities in algebra teaching and learning.

Julia H. Kaufman, Lauren Covelli, Shaun Dougherty, Dan D. Goldhaber