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SRI International recently featured The Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims and SRI Education’s Susan Patrick on April 30, 2026, at the PARC Forum, where they discussed how AI can strengthen human agency, aligning with Mims' new book investigating AI adoption. Previously, on April 28, SRI hosted the inaugural cohort of the Deep Tech Security Accelerator (DTSA) in Silicon Valley, bringing together 22 Ukrainian defense tech startups to demonstrate how innovation can meet a supportive ecosystem. This followed The Wall Street Journal's recognition on April 27, which highlighted SRI's foundational role in four of the top U.S. inventions ranked by readers for their societal impact. On April 26, SRI explored how AI can organize humans and machines into complex collaborative high-functioning units, with senior computer scientist Aswin Raghavan identifying emerging challenges in this area. Earlier, on April 24, SRI published research on bridging the divide between word recognition and language comprehension in early literacy development, emphasizing the increasing demands on students in second and third grades to derive meaning from text.
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