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AI is a hot topic these days, sparking interest, curiosity and often strong reactions from people. Whether it is being used for work, education or everyday purposes, today’s generative AI technology can astound us with its scientific and literary achievements one minute and have us scratching our heads the next. To get a better read on the current state of AI and its future, David Rubinger, market president and publisher of Atlanta Business Chronicle, gathered AI leaders from business and academia…

There are about 1.3 million women in the construction industry in the United States, according to U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics figures, which adds up to only 10.8% of the industry. Although that number has increased every year for the last 11 years, women in construction-related businesses still make up a small percentage of the workforce despite females representing nearly half of the overall employment base.  Interestingly, an analysis has found that companies with more than 30% women representation…

Central Ohio lost a pair of Pizza Huts.

Less than a year after opening a new, $49 million elementary school on Milwaukee’s south side, St. Augustine Preparatory Academy is in the process of building out a second campus north of the city.

Bexar County hospitals admitted over 270,000 hospitals in 2022, with one hospital admitting over 100,000.

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