Research and Resources
Reports, policy memos, comment letters, explainers and recordings from TechEquity Collaborative, on every issue we work on.
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Did OpenAI keep its word a year after restructuring?
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How young Californians feel about AI
Big Tech is pouring money into shaping AI policy.
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A win for Californians: Gov. Newsom signs a slate of critical AI and economic fairness protections
September 30, 2026, marked a winning moment for California families, workers, and small businesses.
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Cunyan Ma is finding where the data workers are
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A year of AI changed California’s habits, but not its conviction
Californians have settled the question of whether AI needs strong guardrails, and their answer is resoundingly “yes.”
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Hidden in plain sight: What our data work landscape revealed
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How Californians Feel About AI – Findings From the 2026 AI Compass
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There ought to be a law: How you can help make a bill a law in California
Who decides what becomes law in California?
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Big Tech doesn’t want you to know about these workers behind AI…
Recently, hundreds of Ireland-based workers critical to fine-tuning Meta’s AI products were laid off.
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To the SEC: Don’t let OpenAI IPO put people’s savings at risk
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How we get a tech future for everyday Californians
Californians are eager to see technology solve pressing social challenges and deliver real benefits for people’s lives.
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The hidden workforce behind every AI tool you use: Announcing the data work landscape 2.0
“Beheadings, child abuse, people making love—how many times can you watch these things before you stop feeling anything at all?
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How we can protect workers in the age of AI
California is home to both the country’s highest concentration of billionaires and the highest poverty rate.
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To the California Attorney General: Keep an eye on OpenAI
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They’re watching you, and raising your prices – surveillance pricing, explained
By now, you probably know that companies have amassed a treasure trove of data on you.
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Our 2026 legislative agenda: Creating a more equitable modern tech economy
Our modern tech economy isn’t working for most people.
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Californians want AI legislation, but Big Tech is spending to push its own interests
Will AI revolutionize the way we live and work and usher in a new age of prosperity?
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Companies are using AI to put the squeeze on California families—but it doesn’t have to be this way
Today, working families feel the squeeze everywhere—from rent and utility costs to groceries.
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