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Boston 25 News' Ben Ratner Talks AI, Social, and the Future of Broadcast News - Vimarsana News

Boston 25 News' Ben Ratner Talks AI, Social, and the Future of Broadcast News

Tim Siglin of Help Me Stream Research Foundation sits down with Ben Ratner, the Director of News Technology at Boston 25 News, for a chat about AI, social media, and the future of broadcast news.

CBS 6 is supporting those who help support others in the community - Vimarsana News

CBS 6 is supporting those who help support others in the community

Autism Spectrum Disorder impacts one out of 36 children in the United States, according to the CDC. Those with severe or profound autism need assistance with most if not all aspects of life.

Source: wtvr.com
Methane hunters tap new technology to reshape policing of U.S. greenhouse emissions - Vimarsana News

Methane hunters tap new technology to reshape policing of U.S. greenhouse emissions

ARTESIA, New Mexico (Reuters) - Charlie Barrett walks through an oilfield in New Mexico's southeastern desert, where the air smells of rotten eggs and old pumpjacks sit among shrub oaks, and turns on an infrared camera that can detect emissions from oil and gas equipment. | 07:19am

What life is like for people living with profound autism - Vimarsana News

What life is like for people living with profound autism

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) impacts one and 36 children in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Source: wtvr.com
Methane hunters tap new technology to reshape policing of US greenhouse emissions - Vimarsana News

Methane hunters tap new technology to reshape policing of US greenhouse emissions

Charlie Barrett walks through an oilfield in New Mexico's southeastern desert, where the air smells of rotten eggs and old pumpjacks sit among shrub oaks, and turns on an infrared camera that can detect emissions from oil and gas equipment.