Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI)

🔒 CEO survey finds continued enthusiasm about AI and returns to the office 

If CEOs had their way, their workers would be back in the office and...

🔒 Political campaigns are bombarding voters with text messages. Are they effective?

Librarian Randa Morgan was frustrated and confused when she received unsolicited campaign text messages...

🔒 This startup will connect Louisiana home health agencies with staff   

A Baton Rouge native is creating a health care staffing marketplace that leverages technology to provide a better home health experience for freelance clinicians, agencies, and their patients. 

🔒 LSU joins national project to speed up tech transfer 

LSU is one of several institutions that will be partnering soon with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Microsoft Corp., and Micron Technology to make computational chemistry broadly available to applied researchers and industrial users.

🔒 State wins federal OK on plan to spend $1.35B on broadband, so what’s next?

The federal government has approved the first part of Louisiana’s plan to spend more...

🔒 How you can use the latest ChatGPT upgrades at work 

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI plans to roll out voice and image capabilities to ChatGPT...

🔒 Manship family names next CEO

Jake Manship has been appointed president and CEO of WBRZ-TV, KRGV-TV Texas and the rest of the Manship family’s business lines, WBRZ-TV reports

🔒 Mary Bird Perkins to use AI for planning cancer treatments

Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center has begun using artificial intelligence to streamline the scanning process and allow patients to begin treatment faster, company officials say. 

🔒 Baton Rouge audiovisual firm acquired by Illinois CEO

A Baton Rouge-based audio-visual systems integration company has been acquired by the CEO of an Illinois-based meeting room technology provider. 

🔒 Company that sold ‘The Times-Picayune’ to ‘The Advocate’ plans new Louisiana website  

Four years after selling The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com to the John Georges media company that owns The Advocate newspaper chain, Advance Local is quietly working to build another New Orleans-based news website called GulfLive.com, according to a report from Axios.