RIoT Demo Night draws strong crowd to browse IoT innovations
More than 500 people came out for the event, including locals and attendees of All Things Open and the Triangle Connected+ Summit, both at the Raleigh Convention Center today.
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All Things Open returns to Raleigh with news and events
All Things Open has grown into a major event for the open source community. This year’s event includes 5,500 registered attendees, more than 200 speakers and sessions, and three days of activities.
Spam and Scams
What is driving the “Golden Age of Scams”? AI is enabling scammers in a variety of ways.
NC State lands NEH grant for new center focusing on AI Ethics
NC State has won $500,000 in funding from the National Endowment for Humanities to start a new center focused on AI Ethics. Embedding AI in Society Ethically, or EASE, will be support interdisciplinary research, academic programming, and hopes to build public and corporate partnerships across RTP.
Hot Reads & Speaking Up
This headline may be my version of clickbait – there’s nothing that makes me move faster than the promise of a good read.
Eva Garland Consulting boosts diversity in grant funding
Raleigh firm Eva Garland Consulting (EGC) has partnered on a paper announcing much-needed diversity enhancements in the SBA’s Small Business Innovation Research Program (SBIR).
Otter vs. Fireflies
The battle of the notetaking bots is hitting hot spots for efficiency and privacy.
Marit Digital turns 2
I haven’t achieved all I want to but I love what I’ve been able to build and I am so proud.
Grep-a-palooza returns to Durham to deliver another year of tech startup connections
According to Pete McEntegart, GrepBeat Managing Editor and frequent session moderator, this year looks “bigger and better than ever.”
NC A&T wins support for entrepreneurial ecosystem development
“We’re really trying to create a regional energy and culture around innovation,” explains Sean G.L. Johnson, the director of CEE&I.
