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WEBEditors' Picks. Philadelphia is finally starting to explore how to regulate AI. Experts say a new metric can more accurately measure Philadelphia's income inequality, and lead to better solutions. Incyte CEO Hervé Hoppenot ‘motivated’ by move to downtown Wilmington. Philly tech thrives on collaboration, but it’s not yet a regional game.
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WEBSarah Huffman is a Technical.ly reporter covering Philly tech and entrepreneurship, with a focus on access and equity. She joined the newsroom through the Report for America program and is a 2022-2023 corps member. She graduated from Fordham University in 2021 with degrees in journalism and communications. She was previously an editor at …
This Week in Jobs: 27 open roles you won't be able to stop …
WEB2 days ago — Many money moves in Maryland, including $10M in funding from the US Department of Treasury for TEDCO’s new BRIDGE program. “There are highs and lows in every entrepreneurial journey. Learning to view failures as opportunities to learn and grow has been vital,” say the founders of Carbon Reform in this interview with Ballard Spahr.
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WEBPhilly tech thrives on collaboration, but it’s not yet a regional game. How to spot misinformation and bots on social media in the age of generative AI. The biotech startup helping prepare pharma for a ‘post-AI world’. Hospitals need to modernize their ordering systems. This Philly startup got a $2M NIH grant to help.
US lawmakers introduce AI literacy act for consumers
WEB1 day ago — Edited by: Katie Malone. Sep 26, 2024 6:30am. Lisa Blunt Rochester introduced The Consumer LEARN AI Act to the House. (Courtesy photo) The less that consumers understand about artificial intelligence, the scarier it is — and the more likely it is that AI could cause harm. But with a technology that has evolved in the public space at a ...
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How I Got Here - Technical.ly
WEBHow I Got Here. In its work to help professionals navigate their careers, Technical.ly seeks to chart the entry points and journeys of technologists, including nontraditional paths. This interview and guest post series will illustrate that there’s no “right” way to enter tech, or move through a career. Maybe you’re a head of engineering ...
15 ways to keep on top of what’s happening in Big Tech
WEBFeb 2, 2023 — When we talk about Big Tech, we mainly focus on the MAMAA (formerly FAANG) companies: Meta, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet (Google’s parent company). Other companies not in the Big Five also fall under the big tech umbrella, including Twitter, Netflix, Salesforce, IBM and Adobe. In the past couple of months, Big …
Introducing the Technical.ly redesign
WEBJan 31, 2023 — Those who made the redesign possible. The launch is timed with this month’s celebration of 14 years of publishing Technical.ly and marks our first bottom-up redesign since 2012. It’s also our first wholesale logo change since our 2009 launch. This rebrand was launched a year ago after Carrie Brooke joined Technical.ly to lead our …
Technology of the Future Month 2022 - Technical.ly
WEBFollowing up on our December 2020 coverage of the same theme, December 2022 is Technical.ly’s Technology of the Future Month. We’ll explore topics like quantum computing, autonomous vehicles and commercialization, as well as ask what technologies developed in 2022 will have an impact far beyond this year.