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Ryan Atkinson

  • Test Developer, Ascend Learning
Atlanta
As seen in: MSN, MSN Malaysia, Wiley Online Library, behance.net, The Conversation, Military Review, PCGamesN, Yahoo, CBR, Kansas City Star and
Freelance writer - Oxford American, Atlanta Magazine, FanSided, et al - Pitt State grad, UGA Narrative Nonfiction MFA - Native Kansan, current Georgian
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Cooper Tires

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By Ryan Atkinson, Elaine Li, Adolfo Ruiz Gutiérrez
| behance.net
Cooper has spent more than a century perfecting the toughest tire around. The product was exceptional. But the brand no longer reflected it. The challenge was standing out in a crowded global market where the brand had started to blend in. Our solution nods the rich history of the brand while taking inspiration from the product itself. The wordmark and icon take structure and inspiration from the geometry of the tread.
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Advancing Responsible AI Across NATO: Innovation and Interoperability

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By Ryan Atkinson
| Centre for International Governance Innovation Verified
Policy Brief No. 235 NATO’s first AI strategy from 2021 outlines six guiding principles: Lawfulness, Responsibility & Accountability, Explainability & Traceability, Reliability, Governability and Bias Mitigation. Together, these principles form the ethical and operational baseline guiding how NATO and its members design, deploy and govern AI in defence contexts. But the world of AI has evolved drastically since 2021.
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A ghost town revival - The Ulysses News

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By Ryan Atkinson
| The Ulysses News
On the first Saturday of each December, a small miracle occurs in the extreme northeastern Oklahoma town of Picher. Around 8:00 a.m., the first vehicles start arriving in the parking lot of an abandoned auction house at the corner of Connell Street and East 20 Road. Pickups pulling flatbed trailers, classic cars, and ATVs from the Quapaw Nation. People spill out and get to work: decorating, catching up, sipping coffee from mugs and McDonald’s cups. More show up.
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