Megan Wright

The reality of self-driving cars is closer than ever, with some regions, such as the UK, preparing to introduce these vehicles as soon as next year. As autonomous cars move from concept to reality, they promise to transform how we

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Gov, a specialized version of its AI-powered chatbot tailored for U.S. government agencies. This new offering brings the advanced capabilities of OpenAI’s frontier models into secure, government-approved cloud environments, enabling federal agencies to harness AI for

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes industries, colleges and universities are stepping up efforts to integrate AI skills into their curricula. A newly formed partnership, the AI Readiness Consortium, is taking a hands-on approach to ensure students gain the necessary expertise

Artificial intelligence is on the brink of a major breakthrough with the rise of AI agents—autonomous systems that can sense their environment, make decisions, and act independently to achieve specific goals. As we move into 2027, experts predict that many

In a bold move to stay at the forefront of business education, Rutgers Business School has teamed up with Google to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) tools into its undergraduate and graduate curricula. This partnership aims to equip students with the

As we head into 2025, state CIOs are doubling down on familiar challenges while adapting to new technological demands. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) has released its annual list of the top 10 priorities for state

In Covington, Kentucky—a small city brimming with charm and innovation—AI is making waves in an unexpected and delightful way. The city’s Economic Development department recently introduced a chatbot named Clive, powered by a large language model (LLM). At a cost

Mississippi State University (MSU) is taking significant strides to prepare high school students for a future shaped by artificial intelligence (AI). Backed by a $1.2 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, the university is leading an innovative program that introduces

As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into key decision-making processes, concerns over algorithmic bias have come to the forefront. AI systems are increasingly relied upon in areas such as job applications, healthcare, education, and even mortgage qualifications, where the consequences

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal landscape, prompting law schools to adapt their curricula and policies to prepare students for the future. According to a recent survey by the American Bar Association (ABA), fifty-five percent of law schools already offer