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Mayor Defends Faulty AI Chatbot, Interview on Breakfast Club - Vimarsana News

Mayor Defends Faulty AI Chatbot, Interview on Breakfast Club

During his weekly press conference, the mayor said the city will continue to use a chatbot that gives out false information and welcomed another Breakfast Club interview.

Bank's failure aids North Carolina taxpayers' $11M gain | Business - Vimarsana News

Bank's failure aids North Carolina taxpayers' $11M gain | Business

Taxpayers have been saved $11 million in North Carolina, the 2024 Debt Affordability Study shows.

Source: jdnews.com
DEC and NYSERDA Release Cap-and-Invest Pre-proposal Outline and Climate Affordability Study - Vimarsana News

DEC and NYSERDA Release Cap-and-Invest Pre-proposal Outline and Climate Affordability Study

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) announced the release of two key documents and a series of stakeholder meetings in the ongoing development of New York’s Cap-and-Invest Program (NYCI), a program to reduce harmful climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions, improve public health, and help combat climate change while advancing environmental justice and investing in disadvantaged communities statewide.

Source: ny.gov
NY unveils preliminary energy Cap and Invest program - Vimarsana News

NY unveils preliminary energy Cap and Invest program

ALBANY (TNS) — New Yorkers got their first glimpse of what the state’s Cap and Invest program to reduce carbon emissions will look like, with release of a plan outline

New survey shows priorities of Kootenai County residents - Vimarsana News

New survey shows priorities of Kootenai County residents

From 2021-2022, Idaho grew 1.82% making it the 2nd fastest-growing state in the country. Idaho’s population reached 1.939 million, and that number continues to grow

Source: krem.com