PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Portland Police Bureau has announced it is expanding its drone program with the help of the Gresham Police Department, now sending drones as first responders. The two ...

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A new Medicare pilot program will require prior authorization for certain medical procedures, using AI to approve or deny coverage A new program from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ...

With planned SEPTA cuts days away, the future of transit in Pennsylvania is dominating public discussion in a way state budget issues rarely do — so much so that the topic could become a focal point ...

A hot potato: Several big tech companies now tell employees that using AI for work tasks isn't just advisable; it's mandatory. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has revealed that when some engineers didn't ...

Joe Gebbia cofounded Airbnb and is now the US's first chief design officer. Gebbia left his operational role at Airbnb in 2022 and joined DOGE in February. The 44-year-old says he wants government ...

When a 911 call for police comes in the western reaches of Oceanside, there’s a chance that the first emergency responder to reach the scene will be a drone. Oceanside is rolling out what is known as ...

Kerstin Wolff and Tobias Matschke of Maiwald Intellectual Property examine a landmark Unified Patent Court decision on second medical use claims and compare it with Germany’s established approach to ...

Frenship Memorial High School opened its doors Aug. 13, but the process of setting up athletics at the new school began long before. Frenship ISD athletic director Bryan Gerlich had experience ...

Minnesota (WCCO) -- The Minnetonka Police Department officially launched Minnesota's first drone-as-first-responder program Monday morning, showcasing how unmanned aerial systems will be used to ...

Tens of thousands of Nevadans will soon have an easier way to save for retirement, thanks to a newly launched program by the state. The Nevada Employee Savings Trust, or NEST, launched on July 1.