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Reporter for @CascadePBSNews and @knkxfm. Covering politics in WA, often with an emphasis on issues facing young adults. Formerly @TheInlander

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Seattle's summer of World Cup soccer ends with U.S. loss to Belgium

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By Nate Sanford Verified
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
Seattle’s summer of soccer came to a dramatic conclusion on Monday, as Belgium defeated the U.S. men’s soccer team 4 to 1 at Seattle Stadium, or Lumen Field. Click "Listen" above to hear this story.
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Snohomish County looks to its residents for AI policy

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By Nate Sanford Verified
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
Local leaders in Snohomish County are experimenting with direct democracy in order to figure out how the county government should use artificial intelligence, or if it should at all. For three weekends this spring, a “civic assembly” of 29 randomly selected county residents met to study and debate the thorny ethical issues at the heart of AI. Then, they wrote policy proposals.
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Snohomish County looks to its residents for AI policy

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By Nate Sanford Verified
| Snohomish County Tribune Verified
Local leaders in Snohomish County are experimenting with direct democracy in order to figure out how the county government should use artificial intelligence, or if it should at all. For three weekends this spring, a “civic assembly” of 29 randomly selected county residents met to study and debate the thorny ethical issues at the heart of AI. Then, they wrote policy proposals.
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