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  1. This week in NYC’s #CivicTech: safer streets, public broadband, AI literacy, and civic accountability.

    The Stop Super Speeders Act landed in the final state budget. NYC is expanding free Neighborhood Internet in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan. And 22 community organizations are preparing to teach intro-to-AI classes across the city.

    Plus: public spending oversight, student data privacy, new civic tools, and 13 jobs.

    Read it: beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week19

    #OpenData #PublicInterestTech #DigitalEquity

  2. Grab your bagels, it’s #BetaBagels time! 🥯 🚇 📊

    Join BetaNYC and the MTA Open Data team on June 5th at 9:30am to explore recently published MTA operating budget datasets. We’ll learn about the MTA’s open data program and conduct insightful analyses with their data.

    Register at bit.ly/betabagels011 👈

    #mta #opendata #civictech #publicinteresttech #analytics #dataanalyst #datascience #govtech #nyc #transittech #transitdata

  3. Grab your bagels, it’s #BetaBagels time! 🥯 🚇 📊

    Join BetaNYC and the MTA Open Data team on June 5th at 9:30am to explore recently published MTA operating budget datasets. We’ll learn about the MTA’s open data program and conduct insightful analyses with their data.

    Register at bit.ly/betabagels011 👈

    #mta #opendata #civictech #publicinteresttech #analytics #dataanalyst #datascience #govtech #nyc #transittech #transitdata

  4. Grab your bagels, it’s #BetaBagels time! 🥯 🚇 📊

    Join BetaNYC and the MTA Open Data team on June 5th at 9:30am to explore recently published MTA operating budget datasets. We’ll learn about the MTA’s open data program and conduct insightful analyses with their data.

    Register at bit.ly/betabagels011 👈

    #mta #opendata #civictech #publicinteresttech #analytics #dataanalyst #datascience #govtech #nyc #transittech #transitdata

  5. Grab your bagels, it’s #BetaBagels time! 🥯 🚇 📊

    Join BetaNYC and the MTA Open Data team on June 5th at 9:30am to explore recently published MTA operating budget datasets. We’ll learn about the MTA’s open data program and conduct insightful analyses with their data.

    Register at bit.ly/betabagels011 👈

    #mta #opendata #civictech #publicinteresttech #analytics #dataanalyst #datascience #govtech #nyc #transittech #transitdata

  6. "The defining political question of the 20th century was: “What should be governed by the state, and what should be governed by the market?”

    The defining political question of the first half of the 21st century is: “How much of our lives should be governed by technology, and under what terms?”

    In the last century, economists drove public policy. In this century, it will be #technologists."
    #publicinteresttech
    schneier.com/blog/archives/201

  7. "The defining political question of the 20th century was: “What should be governed by the state, and what should be governed by the market?”

    The defining political question of the first half of the 21st century is: “How much of our lives should be governed by technology, and under what terms?”

    In the last century, economists drove public policy. In this century, it will be #technologists."
    #publicinteresttech
    schneier.com/blog/archives/201

  8. "The defining political question of the 20th century was: “What should be governed by the state, and what should be governed by the market?”

    The defining political question of the first half of the 21st century is: “How much of our lives should be governed by technology, and under what terms?”

    In the last century, economists drove public policy. In this century, it will be #technologists."
    #publicinteresttech
    schneier.com/blog/archives/201

  9. "The defining political question of the 20th century was: “What should be governed by the state, and what should be governed by the market?”

    The defining political question of the first half of the 21st century is: “How much of our lives should be governed by technology, and under what terms?”

    In the last century, economists drove public policy. In this century, it will be #technologists."
    #publicinteresttech
    schneier.com/blog/archives/201

  10. "The defining political question of the 20th century was: “What should be governed by the state, and what should be governed by the market?”

    The defining political question of the first half of the 21st century is: “How much of our lives should be governed by technology, and under what terms?”

    In the last century, economists drove public policy. In this century, it will be #technologists."
    #publicinteresttech
    schneier.com/blog/archives/201