Employers will earn trust by demonstrating what AI may do, what it cannot do, and when a person must take over.
Category: Community Voices
Essay: Election protection work isn’t flashy — but it is essential
Becoming an election monitor is a nonpartisan way to be engaged in this November’s election.
Opinion: Massachusetts can lead the way to tackle AI’s biggest risks
We don’t have time to waste, given how fast the technology is developing.
Opinion: The Orchestra as a civic institution
To really understand an orchestra’s connection to its community, we need to ask why we care about music.
Opinion: Reopen the investigation of the F/V Mistress
A recent discovery does not, by itself, establish that Block Island Wind Farm Turbine 1 caused the sinking or prevented a rescue. It does demand answers.
Opinion: Let’s grow our neighborhoods from the ground up
Area groups are launching Neighborhood Builders, a local program to cultivate a diverse ecosystem of small-scale developers.
Opinion: Market-rate housing and affordable housing are not opposites
A wider variety of housing strengthens a community by allowing residents to remain through different stages of life while attracting new households.
Opinion: Civility has never meant avoiding conflict
It means remembering that the person across from us deserves to be treated with dignity, even when we are convinced they are wrong.
Letter: Nursing home staffing investigation deserves praise
It demonstrates convincingly that without strict enforcement and meaningful financial deterrents, regulatory thresholds exist only on paper while residents pay the price.
Opinion: A once-in-a-generation opportunity: Getting Fall River’s waterfront right for everyone
A waterfront built with extraordinary public investment should reflect the needs of everyone in Fall River — not just the well-off.


