Policy Brief: Why Your Organization Needs an AI Policy
Having an AI policy can help shape the development of the technology — thereby increasing the chances it will be the ‘best thing ever to happen to humanity.’
Having an AI policy can help shape the development of the technology — thereby increasing the chances it will be the ‘best thing ever to happen to humanity.’
Oregon Business convened a group of thought leaders in the field to talk about what we know (and don’t know) about artificial intelligence — and what business leaders and policymakers should be thinking about as the tech accelerates.
The university’s Knight Cancer Center received largest share of funding in the 2022-23 fiscal year.
The Gaulke Center for Marine Innovation and Technology will focus on an interdisciplinary approach, combining AI, robotics and oceanography to solve pressing climate challenges.
A popular app with AI capabilities — fittingly called GameChanger — makes it easier than ever to track and share every moment of a sporting event. The company has upended the world of youth sports and now has its sights on the big leagues.
The Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex will include a supercomputer and will focus on the semiconductor industry, artificial intelligence and robotics.
Remotely Video’s founders say they’re not looking to replace human film editors, but to reduce production costs and to ‘democratize the overall film industry’
Health monitoring, remote therapy and predictive AI have emerged to combat the growing mental health crisis — but too much tech is part of the problem.
With mourning political and supply line pressure, Oregon’s relationship with China could play a major role in keeping the peace.
Smart tech is becoming more prevalent on farms, which innovators hope will spur new interest in farming.