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TLDR: Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo gave a policy address on “Investing in Leading-Edge Technology: An Update on CHIPS Act Implementation” The event discussed the implementation progress of the CHIPS Act and

Human Trafficking Problems Exacerbated Due to Technology TLDR: Dr. P M Nair highlighted the negative impact of technology on human trafficking, but also mentioned positive examples like Mizoram’s Cyberdome. The workshop emphasized

TLDR: The FBI warns of the serious threat of Chinese espionage on U.S. technology. It is crucial for the U.S. to protect its technology and push policies to combat China’s efforts. In

TLDR: AI and ML technology can help the US and its allies monitor China’s potential invasion of Taiwan by rapidly processing surveillance data and improving decision-making. Experts warn of China’s increasing military

TLDR: CKS and Esri India plan to train 5,00,000 students in geospatial technology in the next five years under the MMGEIS programme. The programme aims to promote geospatial technology skills, innovation, and

TLDR: Montana State University’s Montana Innovation Partnership (MTIP) has partnered with three new firms to help technology companies expand. The partnership will assist small businesses applying for Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)

TLDR Allegheny County libraries will be receiving a technology update in the coming months. The update will include new computers, software, and technology training for staff. Allegheny County libraries are set to

TLDR: The Carter Center and Georgia Tech have established a new joint fellowship for Governance and Technology. The first fellow for the program is Daniel Nkemelu from Nigeria, who will research the

Article Summary TLDR: Authorities in North Alabama have used DNA technology to identify a body found in 1991 as Rainbow Canyon King of Tompkinsville, Ky. This breakthrough came after DNA testing and

TLDR: New prosthetic sensory technology allows amputees to feel real-time temperature sensations. A personalized system called MiniTouch was developed by Dr. Muheim and colleagues to stimulate residual arm nerves and produce artificial