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City of Raleigh Uses Drones, AI Technology to Create Digital Twin

Raleigh deploys drones and AI to build a city digital twin for traffic planning, tree preservation, and community storytelling.

Pa. Gov. Shapiro: Congress, federal government must regulate AI

Sep 18,26 | 01:52 EST

At an artificial intelligence summit in Pittsburgh, the governor challenged the federal government to regulate artificial intelligence for safer use.

ARTPRICE NEWS: A WORLD-BOOK BECOMES A MIRROR FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Sep 18,26 | 01:46 EST

OpenAI/Astra, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Google Gemini, and xAI/Grok are confronted with the same work: a meta-reading experiment that transforms literary criticism into a comparative laboratory for artificial intelligence. This pioneering experiment gives multiple AI systems the exact same book, "Dialogue Between a Thinker and AI," to analyze, aiming to understand their distinct cognitive processes, convergences, divergences, and blind spots in interpretation.

UI evaluating AI tools best suited for student, faculty use

Sep 18,26 | 01:45 EST

As AI technology evolves, more tools are available to students and faculty. To decide what tools to implement at the university, the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Technology, or OTLT, is examining and testing them through a pilot process. The pilot process tests new technology and determines if it is the best fit for University of Iowa faculty and students.

Retail Roundup: Google’s New AI Tools, and Kroger Grows Ad Revenue

Sep 18,26 | 01:38 EST

Plus, Lowe’s CMO gets new remit, and Sam’s Club wants to predict what people will buy next.

New framework outlines principles for health-literate artificial intelligence

Sep 18,26 | 01:35 EST

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of how people seek, interpret, and act on health information.

Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace: The Evolving Legal Landscape for New Jersey Employers

Sep 18,26 | 01:34 EST

For New Jersey employers, the growing availability of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic tools presents a complex and critical reality. While the technology empowering these advancements is undeniably new and rapidly evolving, many of the core legal principles and frameworks governing its use in employment practices are derived from existing legislation. This article delves into the intricate legal landscape surrounding AI in the workplace within New Jersey, exploring how current laws on discrimination, privacy, data security, and employment practices are being reinterpreted and applied to AI-driven decision-making processes. It aims to provide New Jersey employers with a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities, potential legal pitfalls, and the necessary adjustments to ensure compliance as they integrate AI into their hiring, performance evaluation, and management strategies. The piece emphasizes the importance of proactively navigating these legal challenges to mitigate risks and adapt effectively to the technological shifts transforming the modern workforce.

The jewelry business tries to get its head around artificial intelligence

Sep 18,26 | 01:33 EST

PLUS: Swiss watch exports to the U.S. fall dramatically. It’s The Jewelry Wire daily digest for Fri., Sept. 18, 2026.

How New York Can Influence the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Sep 18,26 | 01:31 EST

Assemblymember Alex Bores and author Garrison Lovely appeared on a panel hosted by New York Focus. Here are some highlights.