Center for Technology & Innovation Policy
Posted by
Hope Schumaker
on June 16, 2026
For the Children? Data Center Strengthens Local School District, Community
Richland Parish, Louisiana is not often the subject of national news. This month has been an exception. [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on June 12, 2026
Real Action on Artificial Intelligence
Last week, the White House released an Executive Order (EO) Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on June 2, 2026
Artificial Intelligence Takes Hurricane Season by Storm
Hurricane season began this week, on June 1, and stretches through November 30th. For Louisiana, the [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 29, 2026
The Data On Data Centers
Data centers have existed for years, with the first modern data storage and computing facility dating [...]
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Isabella Albano
on May 20, 2026
Missed Connections: How Louisiana is Avoiding them through Responsible Broadband Deployment
The federal Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program (BEAD) began in 2021 and has followed a long [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 12, 2026
Artificial Intelligence in Our State
Louisiana’s innovators are using artificial intelligence (AI) in groundbreaking ways to improve the lives [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 7, 2026
Help From Above: Can Drone Technology Protect Schools During Emergencies?
The safety of children has quickly become one of the highest values in technology policy debates. Few [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on April 28, 2026
Rules of the Road: Driverless Cars and Federal Frameworks
Self-driving cars took to New Orleans last year to learn the roads, pot holes, and all of the city’s [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on April 22, 2026
World Tour: Age Verification Edition
Attempts to age gate the internet and restrict social media use based on age checks are not distinct to [...]
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