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Artificial Intelligence for Nuclear Deterrence Strategy 2023

The National Nuclear Security Administration’s Advanced Simulation and Computing program releases strategy for deploying AI methods in high-security and high-consequence environments.

Experts in artificial intelligence coming to Cameron for its 13th academic festival

Aug 09,26 | 01:42 EST

Cameron University has announced the slate of guest speakers for its 13th academic festival, “Being Human in the Age of AI,” that kicks off later this month and runs through Spring 2027. The impressive roster includes experts and researchers whose work examines the benefits and perils of artificial intelligence.

3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Load Up On in August

Aug 09,26 | 01:40 EST

An analysis of three Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks – Nvidia, Micron, and Amazon – recommended for investment in August, highlighting their catalysts, market benefits, and significant growth in AI-driven cloud computing.

Kentucky Public Retirees learn about artificial intelligence and cyber-security

Aug 09,26 | 01:39 EST

Kentucky Public Retirees attended an educational session on artificial intelligence and cyber-security, focusing on understanding AI's evolution and adopting diligent, cautious practices in the digital world without succumbing to fear.

Another View: Artificial-intelligence technology must be regulated now before it’s too late

Aug 09,26 | 01:37 EST

Now we know, definitively, that AI systems can break out of digital environments that their makers think are contained, escape into the real world and potentially cause havoc.

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Aug 09,26 | 01:36 EST

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Oneida County hosts Artificial Intelligence Awareness course for youth

Aug 09,26 | 01:35 EST

Oneida County is actively investing in its future workforce by providing participants of the Summer Youth Employment Program with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Awareness course. This comprehensive program, developed in partnership with Mohawk Valley Community College, introduced approximately 80 participants to the rapidly evolving field of AI during the first week of August. The curriculum was designed to give students a practical understanding of AI's significant impact on education, various career paths, and daily life. A core focus was on promoting the responsible use of AI, teaching participants to view it as a powerful learning tool rather than a quick solution for academic tasks. Additionally, the course covered crucial aspects of digital literacy, such as identifying AI-generated misinformation, including fake videos and manipulated online content, and underscored the enduring necessity of critical thinking skills in an AI-driven world. The initiative reflects the county's commitment to equipping its youth with the knowledge and skills vital for navigating a technologically advanced economy, ensuring they are prepared for opportunities AI will generate.

Big Sky coaches, players move forward cautiously in age of artificial intelligence

Aug 09,26 | 01:32 EST

The Big Sky Conference coaches and players are approaching the integration of artificial intelligence into football with a mix of caution and strategic adaptation. Following Major League Baseball's recent memo warning teams about using dugout iPads for generative AI in pitch-calling, coaches like UC Davis's Tim Plough acknowledge AI's potential but highlight the sport's inherent complexity. While AI has already transformed back-office operations like recruiting, practice planning, and film analysis, its role in real-time game-day decisions remains contentious, with many emphasizing the irreplaceable human element of coaching and player execution on the field.

Bridging the Resource Gap: Why Artificial Intelligence is the Next Vital Infrastructure for Tillamook County

Aug 09,26 | 01:31 EST

Tillamook County grapples with a rural resource gap due to seasonal tourism surges and tight budgets, stressing local infrastructure and staff. This article argues that Artificial Intelligence, already prevalent in daily life, is not a threat but a vital tool. It can act as the next essential infrastructure, primarily through backend automation, to alleviate administrative burdens, prevent burnout for local leaders and business owners, and enable more efficient community service and economic stability.