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AI, as it's known, is already here. The question is where will it take Wisconsin workers?
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Changing how coaches, parents, trainers, or spectators comprehend concussions will hopefully lead to more cohesive treatment. New, virtual technology could make that a reality.
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Several Milwaukee-area firms or colleges are part of the state consortium rewarded Monday.
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Wisconsin Tech Month returned to Milwaukee to promote diversity and equity in the STEM fields.
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Since 2021, nearly 500 license plate reader cameras have been installed in Wisconsin. Flock Safety is the company behind the cameras. It stores the data for law enforcement agencies, which has groups like the American Civil Liberties Union concerned about privacy.
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As AI continues to develop, people strive to monitor, regulate and promote it so that it progresses safely and responsibly.
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The group Everyone On is one of the groups sponsoring a sign-up session for a federal program.
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Advocates say Milwaukee-area has gaps in service, with many people unable to afford it.
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There seems to be enthusiasm for more nuclear power in Wisconsin. But what about the cost and waste?Small modular reactors may in the mix, but a major Wisconsin plant wants to operate longer.
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Director of Digital Arts and Culture at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Marc Tasman joins Lake Effect to discuss how dating apps operate, how to navigate them, and the business models behind them.