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Algorithmic Bias Across Asian Populations
Facial recognition and bias protectors have come a very long way since AI and advanced computing systems first originated. But there is still a very large room for improvement because the way that artificial intelligence and most technology learns is either from human input or sources created by humans. When you dive deeper in such sources, bias, racism, and other human imperfections are easily detectable which causes major problems when
North Carolina Asian American Advocacy Day
In honor of Asian & Pacific American Heritage Month this May, community members gathered at the North Carolina General Assembly on Wednesday for a day of advocacy. The event, organized by North Carolina Asian Americans Together, was titled “NCAAT in Action.” They will host the 5th annual Asian American Advocacy Day on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at the NC General Assembly in Raleigh. The event empowers community members to meet
A Museum of Our Own: Inside the Effort to Build a Home for AAPI History in D.C.
Stroll down the National Mall on any weekend, and you’ll witness millions of visitors celebrating the stories that shaped the United States. From the National Museum of the American Indian to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, the capital has evolved into a beautifully diverse tapestry of architecture, each building honoring a different piece of our shared story. Now, the movement to cement
An exploration of Mid-Autumn festival
The Mid-Autumn festival (also called the Moon Festival), which occurs on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, is one of the long established and most important traditional Chinese festivals. At the Mid-Autumn festival, the family will gather in a circle around the table, chatting, laughing, sharing stories about this festival, admiring the bright moon above them, and having delicious mooncakes together. The story of
Korematsu Institute Names Courtney Peagler Executive Director as Organization Scales National Impact
The Fred T. Korematsu Institute, a cornerstone of national civil rights education, has announced the promotion of Courtney Peagler to Executive Director. The move signals a strategic shift for the organization as it expands its reach to meet an increasing demand for civil rights advocacy and historical education. Peagler, who previously served as the Institute’s Vice
From Taiwan to Chapel Hill: Jensen Huang’s North Carolina Moment
On September 1–2, 2026, Chapel Hill became a meeting place for some of the most influential figures in technology and international innovation. At the center was Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, who traveled to North Carolina for the G20 Innovation Ministerial at the Carolina Inn. The two-day meeting brought together representatives from the G20 nations. They all discussed artificial intelligence, emerging technology, workforce development and global innovation throughout