Discourse,
‍with Direction.

This brief examines the debate over school choice, a developing issue generating significant discourse across the United States. It considers the history, tested policies, and stakeholders involved in the ongoing debate.

This brief utilizes a quantitative and qualitative approach to provide insight into the economic implications of foreign funding in the contemporary world. Additionally, with historical and modern examples, the paper discusses foreign funding as a driver of innovative growth but takes into account its possible drawbacks. Through a multivariate regression model, the brief examines the effects of foreign funding on the Human Development Index of a plethora of nations.

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology into fields such as film, design, and animation is reshaping creative industries. However, its reliance on large, human-created datasets has provided a legal basis for disputes over copyrighted content and intellectual property. Moreover, the ability of AI to replicate existing human-created content raises disputes under the Fair Use doctrine of U.S Copyright Law. This brief examines how the absence of regulatory standards for these constantly-changing models creates uncertainty for content creators and AI companies, and how clear policy frameworks can help address these issues.