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“Technology alone is not the answer.” For Ohio Chief Data Officer Raivo Murnieks, the central challenge of AI is not deploying new tools but building the governance, workforce capabilities, and organizational trust needed to use them responsibly and effectively.
For a long time, marketing automation has focused primarily on automation itself. Increasingly, marketers are asking whether that automation is worth its cost and complexity.
As states grapple with evolving AI landscapes, legislators have proposed several bills addressing how it should be used in the workplace. In the 2026 legislative session, states considered 155 bills addressing AI in the workplace, with proposals ranging from applicant notification requirements to mandatory bias assessments and restrictions on employee monitoring. Across these proposals, four…
Washington state has named Gwen Gann, an experienced private sector tech leader, as the state’s new chief information security officer.
A failed connection at the campus power plant knocked out electricity Saturday. Some dorms and dining halls are still without hot water.
Michigan State University is moving classes online and shifting employees to remote work through Monday night after a failure at the power plant that serves its East Lansing campus left parts of campus without steam and hot water.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) –Fayetteville State University (FSU) has secured the largest research grant in its history, winning a $10 million award from the U.S. Department of Defense to launch a cutting-edge, defense-focused artificial intelligence program.
Oklahoma County commissioners are requesting a state audit to investigate millions in accounting discrepancies discovered in the county clerk’s office, with a special meeting planned Friday to discuss the audit’s cost and scope
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Oklahoma County leaders are pushing for a state audit to address a $14 million bookkeeping error, with further action expected at a special meeting on Friday.