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At a recent city council committee meeting, Deputy City Manager Eddie Bowling announced that all staff will soon have access to a program called GovAI.
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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro recently launched its own artificial intelligence workspace called Spartan AI. The new tool lets users access multiple different models, including ChatGPT, Claude and Grok.
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State officials are looking to connect more than 93,000 locations by 2030.
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AI-driven applications are creating demand for more conduits to carry internet traffic, like undersea cables that snake along the ocean floor.
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The event, which features drones and hot air balloons, aims to introduce young people to careers in aviation, STEM and aerospace.
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Delivery drones are supposed to be fast, yet the long-promised technology has been slow to take off in the United States. More than six years after the Federal Aviation Administration approved the first commercial home deliveries with drones, the service still is confined to a handful of suburbs. That could soon change.
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WhiteFiber Inc. plans to build an AI data center in Madison, North Carolina. The company could generate roughly 60 new jobs with an average salary of approximately $67,000.
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Poultry and livestock are important drivers of North Carolina’s economy. A new technology from Appalachian State University will help keep the animals safe from parasites.
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North Carolina lawmakers are trying to cut down on kids' ability to access social media with a proposal that would set an age limit for when they can…
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Two North Carolina facilities that manufacture the high-purity quartz used for making semiconductors, solar panels and fiber-optic cables have been shut…
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The city of Greensboro recently joined GovAI, a coalition of hundreds of municipalities established to promote the responsible use of artificial intelligence in local government.
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The North Carolina Attorney General's Office has announced a $20 million settlement with a major internet provider that will require it to make investments in infrastructure in the coming years.