The $10 Billion Startup Training AI to Take On White-Collar Jobs

When Tasha Kozak, a social worker for the Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa, met the family, they were living in a car. The three children’s grades had been slipping. The mother was exhausted. The father was out of the picture. Kozak began helping them connect to housing resources. She checked in with the children every couple of days at school. She called the mother every three or four. After several months the family found stable housing. The children began to improve in school. “I saw the mom got her glow back, and she started getting more consistent work shifts,” ...