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Chatbots may give students quick answers when they have questions, but they won’t help students form relationships that ...

Wisconsin uses a computer model to predict how likely middle school students are to graduate from high school on time.

Before February 2020, physical proximity was one of the most important factors in determining who got a new liver. The previous system divided the country into dozens of “donation service areas,” each ...

Investigative Data JournalistMaddy Varner was an investigative data journalist for The Markup. She left in May 2023. Maddy extracts datasets from public documents and databases to help build a more ...

News The Future of Border Patrol: AI Is Always Watching Human rights advocates warn of algorithmic bias, legal violations, and other dire consequences of relying on AI to monitor the border By Monique ...

The Markup, now a part of CalMatters, uses investigative reporting, data analysis, and software engineering to challenge technology to serve the public good. Sign up for Klaxon, a newsletter that ...

An illustration of a Taser-equipped drone, taken from Axon’s patent application. Axon In the wake of the board’s dissolution, Axon halted its Taser-drone program temporarily. Former board members, ...

Native Americans are far less likely than other racial groups to gain a spot on the national liver transplant list, despite having the highest rate of death from liver disease, according to an ...

Investigative ReporterTara García Mathewson covers the intersection of technology and higher education at The Markup. She has been writing about schools for more than a decade, first as a local ...

Machine Learning We’re Not Living a “Predicted” Life: Student Perspectives on Wisconsin’s Dropout Algorithm Wisconsin took down its dropout predictions after a Markup investigation. Here’s what two ...