The Oregon-China Relationship Becomes Essential
With mourning political and supply line pressure, Oregon’s relationship with China could play a major role in keeping the peace.
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Robots on the Farm
Smart tech is becoming more prevalent on farms, which innovators hope will spur new interest in farming.
The Steep Cost of Gender Bias
A study from Oregon State University College of Business suggests the best way to eliminate gender bias is to remove humans partially from the hiring process.
A Robot Will Connect With You Now
Artificial intelligence programs that consolidate data could change perceptions of automated assistance.
February Cover Story: Picturing AI Law
Art director Joan McGuire describes her inspiration for illustrating this month’s cover story.
Robots on the Case
Artificial intelligence will make lawyers hundreds of times more efficient and give a leg up to the firms that can afford the technology.
Gaming: Overcoming Burnout Culture
A Bend startup’s job site for gamers tries to tackle overwork in this fast-growing tech sector.
Downtime with Daniel Mehls
The general manager of construction and real estate developer Mortenson relaxes with model trains and Broadway musicals.
Innovation Without Borders
How cross-disciplinary collaboration has shaped, and continues to accelerate, Oregon’s business sector.