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Last update: 8 hours agoAI + Aviation: A Rhode Island–based startup demoed “AI copiloting” in a test flight, with a pilot using voice commands while software handles major flying tasks—arriving as airlines brace for a massive pilot shortage. Legal + Health Governance: A Rhode Island ethics ruling says clients are entitled to their file correspondence after a lawyer withdraws, but not work product; meanwhile, a separate governance debate is heating up nationally around how medical groups are run. Victim Advocacy: Providence’s Sojourner House marked 50 years, with leaders looking to the next chapter in crisis support. Education Policy: Maryland and other AGs are challenging new federal student-loan limits for professional degrees, arguing it will shrink access to key workforce careers. Healthcare Tech: IntusCare says 33 PACE organizations across 16 states adopted its platform to reduce admin load and coordinate care for older adults. Data + Energy Costs: A Rhode Island-focused aging column warns AI data centers could raise electricity bills for fixed-income ratepayers. Local Schools: A Providence community coalition says “local control” must include real student and family voice, not just a shift back to City Hall.
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