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New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli speaks in Manhattan, New York, on June 28, 2022.

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By Shawn Inglima
| The Hanford Sentinel Verified
NEW YORK — NYC public schools suffer from glaring omissions in student data privacy policies, a new audit by State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli found, raising fresh concerns about the embrace of artificial intelligence in the classroom. For example, auditors found the city’s school system doesn’t have written policies on risk assessment and data backups, or keep a full list of all applications ...
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Brooklyn man seriously injured after jumping from fourth-floor window to escape Williamsburg kitchen fire

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By Shawn Inglima, Rocco Parascandola Verified, Colin Mixson Verified
| EMS1 Verified
By Shawn Inglima, Rocco Parascandola, Colin Mixson New York Daily News NEW YORK — A Brooklyn man was seriously injured in a desperate leap from his fourth-floor apartment after his kitchen caught fire on Tuesday, firefighters said. The 42-year-old victim became trapped inside his top-floor apartment on Keap St. near Marcy Ave. in Williamsburg after the blaze erupted in his kitchen around 11:30 a.m., FDNY Deputy Chief Joe Duggan told reporters at the scene.
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Man seriously hurt in 4-story leap from Brooklyn fire, NYPD bomb squad investigating Original

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By Shawn Inglima, Rocco Parascandola Verified, Colin Mixson Verified
| New York Daily News Verified
A Brooklyn man was seriously injured in a desperate leap from his fourth-floor apartment after his kitchen caught fire on Tuesday, firefighters said. After firefighters snuffed out the blaze, the NYPD’s bomb squad was called in to investigate suspicious devices found a floor below where the fire ignited, law enforcement sources told the Daily News. Firefighters respond after a man was seriously injured after jumping from his fourth-floor apartment in Williamsburg during a fire on Tuesday.
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