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• bias mitigation in hiring.
• cross-sector collaboration in digital equity.

2�3 Future Work 4.4-Productivity

• Develop an open-source AI Public Interest Tech toolkit.
• Expand pilot cities beyond Atlanta.
• Scale partnerships with more HBCUs and faith institutions
• Integrate with the International Technology Union’s ML standards and SMART
infrastructure initiatives.

Develop additional simulation environments for training policymakers.

3 Use Case Requirements

• REQ-01: it is critical that digital literacy programs have Access to anonymized regional
labor data.
• REQ-02: it is critical to Deploy adaptive AI learning modules.
• REQ-03: it is critical to achieve Interoperability with education and workforce APIs.
• REQ-04: it is critical to perform Bias auditing and explainability tools for hiring AI.
• REQ-05: it is expected to have GIS infrastructure data for innovative mapping tools.

4 Sequence Diagram

5 References

[1] Felicia Wilson, Dreaming of a Black Tech Future: Nashville City Report (2024).
[2] National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Digital Equity Act Overview
(2023).
[3] Color of Change, Black Tech Agenda (2022).

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