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Fargo’s interim police chief on artificial intelligence: ‘We have to embrace it’

Travis Stefonowicz is taking over as the Fargo Police Department is in the midst of controversy for using artificial intelligence to investigate and arrest a woman last year for a crime, which later proved to be a mistake.

US Department of Labor launches landmark initiative to integrate artificial intelligence skills into Registered Apprenticeships nationwide

Apr 02,26 | 01:43 EST

The U.S. Department of Labor has announced a significant national contracting opportunity, representing a landmark initiative to seamlessly integrate artificial intelligence skills into Registered Apprenticeship programs nationwide. This strategic move is designed to rapidly expand vital AI-related training, comprehensively modernize existing apprenticeship frameworks, and substantially bolster the national talent pipeline, particularly within rapidly evolving and critical industries. By prioritizing this integration, the department aims to proactively equip the American workforce with indispensable AI literacy and advanced technical skills, thereby positioning individuals not just to participate but to lead and innovate in the swiftly transforming global economy increasingly driven by artificial intelligence. This proactive and forward-thinking initiative underscores the department's profound commitment to evolving and adapting workforce systems to effectively match and leverage the accelerating pace of technological advancement.

Competitive Evolution in the Railway Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market: Key Players and Market Shifts

Apr 02,26 | 01:42 EST

The railway artificial intelligence (AI) market is dominated by a mix of global rail technology providers and specialized AI solution companies, focusing on predictive maintenance, automated train control, and real-time passenger analytics. This market is expected to grow to $6.21 billion in 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.1%, driven by the need for enhanced safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.

SDSU to open new center for artificial intelligence

Apr 02,26 | 01:40 EST

South Dakota State University (SDSU) is embarking on a significant initiative with the establishment of its new Center for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Innovation and Emergent Technologies. This strategic move aims to thoroughly prepare students for a rapidly evolving, "AI-driven world" by integrating advanced AI literacy and ethical innovation across diverse academic disciplines. Beyond student preparedness, the center is also poised to significantly bolster research capabilities within the university, focusing on applying AI to address critical challenges facing the state, region, and globally.

Column: For the Children – Artificial Intelligence brings new risks for our children

Apr 02,26 | 01:38 EST

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many aspects of our lives, from healthcare to business, and even education. However, this powerful technology also introduces significant risks, particularly concerning the safety and well-being of children in the evolving digital landscape.

The future is artificial intelligence

Apr 02,26 | 01:35 EST

The industry is developing at an unprecedented rate.

4 ways storytelling can help communicators explain artificial intelligence

Apr 02,26 | 01:32 EST

Here’s how to translate AI’s thorniest questions into stories that illuminate rather than intimidate. Artificial intelligence is advancing exponentially while public understanding remains stubbornly linear. Engineers debate alignment and model capabilities. Economists debate automation. Policymakers debate governance. Meanwhile, most people encounter AI through dystopian movie plots or breathless headlines promising either utopia or apocalypse. The result? A fractured conversation where the people building AI, regulating it and living with its consequences speak entirely different languages. This is where communications professionals must step in. Not to simplify AI into meaninglessness, but to translate its complexities into something actionable. After decades in communications and public relations, I’ve found the most effective tool isn’t a better PowerPoint deck or a catchier campaign slogan. It’s storytelling.