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Molly Kinder

Molly Kinder

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Fellow, Brookings Institution

East Coast United States, Washington

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Electronic warfare, C4ISR Radar, Conflict, Technology Space, Electronics, AerospaceDefense, Strategy

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Total articles 70

  • Analogies for AI policymaking

    By Molly Kinder, Rohini Kosoglu, Christian Edlagan, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez| equitablegrowth.org@ As a suite of technologies under the label of artificial intelligence increasingly take center stage, policymakers recognize the need to develop deep technical expertise about the deployment of evolving technologies in distinct contexts. But specific technical knowledge in the hands of a few will remain insufficient. All policymakers need to develop intuitions and an arsenal of heuristics to make decisions about automated systems across policy domains.

    By Molly Kinder, Rohini Kosoglu, Christian Edlagan, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez · equitablegrowth.org

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • The geography of generative AI’s workforce impacts will likely differ from those of previous technologies

    By Mark Muro, Shriya Methkupally, Molly Kinder| Brookings Institution@ As the generative AI race heats up, it’s important to examine where in the U.S. the technology might boost or harm workers, or if place even matters. Last fall, Brookings published a report looking at possible patterns of AI involvement in the labor market, focusing on how generative AI appears set to intersect with particular occupations, regardless of their location.

    By Mark Muro, Shriya Methkupally, Molly Kinder · Brookings Institution

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Analogies for AI policymaking

    By Molly Kinder, Rohini Kosoglu, Christian Edlagan, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez| equitablegrowth.org@ As a suite of technologies under the label of artificial intelligence increasingly take center stage, policymakers recognize the need to develop deep technical expertise about the deployment of evolving technologies in distinct contexts. But specific technical knowledge in the hands of a few will remain insufficient. All policymakers need to develop intuitions and an arsenal of heuristics to make decisions about automated systems across policy domains.

    By Molly Kinder, Rohini Kosoglu, Christian Edlagan, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez · equitablegrowth.org

    Mar. 27, 2025

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Brookings Institution

The Brookings Institution is a nonprofit public policy organization based in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1916, it is known for its nonpartisan research on governance, economics, and global affairs. Brookings aims to improve policy and governance through evidence-based analysis, focusing on local, national, and global issues. The institution employs over 300 experts in various fields, including economics and foreign policy. Brookings produces peer-reviewed studies, policy briefs, and books on topics such as economic inequality and climate change. Its research has historically influenced significant legislation, including the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 and the Social Security Act of 1935. The institution also hosts public forums and educational programs to promote dialogue among policymakers, academics, and industry leaders. Its primary audiences include government agencies, academic institutions, and international organizations like the United Nations and World Bank.

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