Oakland’s First Fridays is a celebration of local art and culture—thousands gather each month to support what humans make with their hands, hearts, and eyes. So when the event’s spring flyer turned out to be AI-generated, it struck a nerve. Organizers say[...]
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A look behind the new facial recognition technology at Twins stadium
Getting through the gates at a Twins game just got a high-tech upgrade. Starting this season, fans at Target Field can opt into facial recognition entry—no tickets, no phones, just a quick scan and you’re in. It’s faster, it’s hands-free, and it’s[...]
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DeepSeek AI app blocked from ND University System Network (And Other Board of Higher Ed Actions)
Following recommendations from the National Security Agency (NSA) – and mimicking new policies put in place by federal, state and local governmental agencies – Core Technology Services has banned Chinese-developed AI application DeepSeek from the NDUS network and devices. NDUS Chancellor Mark[...]
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What is AI thinking? Anthropic researchers are starting to figure it out
For all their fluency and flair, AI chatbots remain something of a mystery—even to the people who build them. They can solve math problems, spin up stories, and intuit meaning with uncanny precision, yet the inner workings behind each response remain largely[...]
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Boston Dynamics Led a Robot Revolution. Now Its Machines Are Teaching Themselves New Tricks
Robots that sprint, dance, and leap have already dazzled us, but Marc Raibert, the visionary behind Boston Dynamics, has his sights set on something bigger: true intelligence. His latest work focuses on teaching machines to move and adapt without human micromanagement, using[...]
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The next wave of AI is here: Autonomous AI agents are amazing—and scary
AI has been making headlines for years, but most of what we interact with—chatbots, recommendation algorithms, even self-driving cars—still relies on human guidance. That’s changing. A new kind of AI, called autonomous AI agents, can make decisions and take action on its[...]
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NDSU hosts AI conference to help businesses embrace innovation
Artificial intelligence isn’t just a Silicon Valley buzzword—it’s reshaping businesses right here in North Dakota. IN Fargo, a full-day conference hosted by NDSU, local entrepreneurs and professionals explored how AI is changing the way they work, from automation to decision-making. With discussions[...]
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ChatGPT Gov offers another option to boost employee productivity
State and local governments are embracing generative AI, seeing it as a tool to improve efficiency in drafting reports, preparing for meetings, and training employees. Minnesota and Pennsylvania are leading the way, and now OpenAI is offering _ChatGPT Gov_, a secure version[...]
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4 ways local governments are harnessing AI to transform operations
Government agencies are turning to artificial intelligence not just as an upgrade, but as a necessity. With workforce shortages, tight budgets, and rising demands for faster service, AI is streamlining operations in ways that were once unimaginable. From automating paperwork in Florida[...]
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These Schools Are Banding Together to Make Better Use of AI in Education
AI isn’t just something happening to students in one Denver civics class—it’s something they’re actively shaping. From chatbots that refine movie recommendations to tools that help Gen Z improve communication, students at DSST: College View High School are learning to harness AI’s[...]
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Why the AI world is suddenly obsessed with a 160-year-old economics paradox
Understanding the intricacies of energy efficiency can be a complex task, particularly when discussing Jevons Paradox. This concept illustrates a counterintuitive reality: as technology improves and resource efficiency increases, consumption of that resource often rises instead of falls. It raises important questions[...]
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Chinese AI tech could cut projected spike in US electricity
A new artificial intelligence model from China, DeepSeek, has taken the tech world by surprise, raising important questions about the future of energy consumption in data centers. With DeepSeek’s promise of efficiency, industry analysts suggest that projected energy demands for upcoming data[...]
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Swedish universities allowing use of AI in studies
Swedish universities are taking proactive steps to establish guidelines for using generative AI in academic work, addressing concerns about ethics and integrity. Uppsala University, responding to feedback from students and faculty, emphasizes the need for AI literacy and critical thinking regarding technology’s[...]
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Minot State Professors Shepherd AI into Minot Schools
In Minot classrooms, the future of teaching is taking shape with the help of AI. Dr. Darren Erisman and Nigel George from Minot State University are guiding local educators in using tools like MagicSchool AI to simplify lesson planning and enrich learning.[...]
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State governments seek to leverage AI’s promise while mitigating its hazards
State governments are starting to navigate the AI frontier, blending excitement with cautious experimentation. From chatbot-assisted customer service to tools streamlining housing processes, AI promises big payoffs—but not without risks. Leaders are grappling with data quality, governance, and the unpredictable long-term costs[...]
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New tools, old ways help Duluth violin builder create an ancient sound
In the heart of Duluth, amid the echo of Lake Superior’s waves, Dan Larson is spinning tales from wood and gut at Gamut Music. His handcrafted instruments don’t just play; they sing centuries-old stories. Larson’s passion for history and craftsmanship resonates through[...]