New Hampshire’s economy in 2025 showcases low unemployment and high income levels but struggles with high housing costs and a tight labor market. Small businesses form 99% of enterprises, and sectors like manufacturing and tourism drive growth. Addressing housing, childcare affordability, and energy costs are crucial for future competitiveness.
The development of ethical AI is the responsibility of human programmers, encompassing a lifecycle approach from problem framing to monitoring incidents. Ethical considerations must guide data sourcing, modeling, and evaluations. Compliance with regulatory frameworks like the EU AI Act and NIST guidelines is essential to managing risks and ensuring public trust in AI products.
