Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI)

🔒 2024 Company of the Year: Bringing order to the law

Few social institutions feel the pressure of high expectations like law enforcement, and fewer...

🔒 Speedy Eats is getting close to deploying its first fully automated store

Speed Bancroft, owner of Baton Rouge tech startup Speedy Eats, says his company may...

🔒 Vidalia plant is now supplying Tesla with battery components 

Syrah Resources has started active anode material, or AAM, production in Vidalia and has agreed to supply 8 kilotons per year to Tesla.

🔒 How technology is changing the relationship between CFOs and CIOs

Technology is bringing company chief information officers and chief financial officers closer together, reframing...

🔒 How to use employee surveillance measures without eroding trust  

Surveillance can be intrusive, but it also provides opportunities for gaining insights into employee behavior.

🔒 Here’s why the tech industry isn’t likely to turn US health care upside down

At first glance, it looks like the U.S. health care industry is prime for...

🔒 Should businesses stop boosting posts from their iPhones? Meta thinks so

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has reignited its longstanding feud with Apple, Wall Street Journal reports.

🔒 Baton Rouge firm tapped to create new ‘Tomb Raider’ website

While Valentine’s Day is known for romance, this year also marks the relaunch of “Tomb Raider,” the franchise video game series featuring Lara Croft. 

🔒 How advocates are working to combat deepfakes in Louisiana’s elections 

The introduction of deepfakes—highly realistic video and audio content made through artificial intelligence—in local and federal elections alike has opened a pandora’s box that will be difficult, if not impossible, to close, USA Today Network reports.  

🔒 American workers are worried they’ll be replaced by AI 

Roughly one-third of American professionals worry that artificial intelligence will make some obsolete, and...