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Emory joins new U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium to advance responsible AI - Vimarsana News

Emory joins new U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium to advance responsible AI

Emory University has joined more than 200 of the nation’s leading AI authorities as a member of the new U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute Consortium.

Source: emory.edu
Georgia bill targeting AI dropped - Vimarsana News

Georgia bill targeting AI dropped

Artificial intelligence is already making its mark on college campuses, where some students don’t mind admitting that it’s mighty handy for writing term papers.

Latest on Young Thug RICO trial; Sandersville Railroad Pres. discusses controversial rail spur; Meta sued over reported addictive features on kids – WABE - Vimarsana News

Latest on Young Thug RICO trial; Sandersville Railroad Pres. discusses controversial rail spur; Meta sued over reported addictive features on kids – WABE

Amplifying Atlanta

Source: wabe.org
Using AI is easy: Here's a step-by-step meal planning tutorial - Vimarsana News

Using AI is easy: Here's a step-by-step meal planning tutorial

Good Day Atlanta anchor Alyse Eady challenged the FOX 5 I-Team to actually show the viewer step-by-step how to use artificial intelligence. Challenge accepted. 

As content floods social media around the war between Israel and Hamas, media literacy can help - Vimarsana News

As content floods social media around the war between Israel and Hamas, media literacy can help

Many teens and young adults turn to social media for news. But since the war between Isreal and Hamas broke out, social media sites have been flooded with content, some of it misinformation. A marketing professor at Emory University says media literacy can help.

Source: gpb.org