‘As AI changes the business world,’ 23 attorneys general insist on governance policies
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares co-led a 23-state coalition to encourage the NTIA to advance AI governance policies.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Study: First 45 words of traffic stop define how encounter will likely go for Black driver
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A study shows that the first 30 seconds of an interaction between a police officer and Black driver says a lot about how the encounter is likely to go.
Bipartisan U.S. Senate legislation would limit foreign-produced drones in U.S.
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The STOP Illicit Drones Act imposes certain federal funding and prohibitions on drones produced in China, Russia and other countries.
Media expert on Chris Licht: ‘Chasing the truth’ best strategy for success in journalism
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CNN CEO Chris Licht is officially out at the network after giving his resignation after reportedly losing the support of staff and colleagues.
Glass is half-full for economy in 2023 as survey results reveal states with best performance
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California is about to overtake Germany as the world’s fourth largest economy, and WalletHub released its 2023’s Best & Worst State Economies.
VT’s War Memorial Hall to get interior facelift with more cardio space, all-gender restroom
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One of Virginia Tech’s most recognized buildings, War Memorial Hall, is undergoing a total interior renovation.
Scientists outline the path to a better Chesapeake Bay: But it’s a slow one
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For decades, efforts to restore a healthy Chesapeake Bay have operated under a relatively simple assumption.
Climate, energy news roundup: What’s making news with the environment
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The World Meteorological Organization warns that record-hot global temperatures in recent years are just the start of the kind of heat we’re headed toward.
Standard poodle named Tootsie defies odds to return home after wobbler syndrome diagnosis
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A standard poodle named Tootsie is finally home with her owners after being diagnosed with a condition known as wobbler syndrome.
Summertime means part-time jobs for America’s youth: Where are the best places?
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Summer is almost here and a labor shortage keeps employers looking to hire in the United States. WalletHub’s report can help.
