Over the last 18 months, 25 municipalities in Massachusetts have canceled contracts with Flock Safety, the company that sells Flock cameras.

Pending data centers will now need to strike community benefits agreements with host communities that align with state standards before state permitting can get underway.

GBH’s Under the Radar speaks with two experts on combatting misinformation to learn how we can all push against false narratives in our own lives.

New Bedford is one of many communities across the country revisiting contracts with the surveillance company.

Police Chief Jason Thody suspended use of the cameras earlier this month, after a New Bedford police officer was accused of using Flock cameras to track her former romantic partner. Opponents of the cameras say they need to be removed to restore public trust.

In a poll by MassInc, sponsored by Anthropic, the maker of AI platform Claude, three-quarters of Massachusetts voters say they'd like the state to create a commission to consider AI regulatory and safety issues.

Councilors said it raised privacy concerns and data being potentially accessed by federal law enforcement.

The tablets’ content offer basic education, vocational courses, resume building, job training and reentry preparation.

An English professor at Boston College makes the case for discussion-based teaching and learning — without machines.