Artificial Intelligence is Unavoidable, Has Bright Future, Business Survey Finds

Artificial Intelligence is Unavoidable, Has Bright Future, Business Survey Finds

A recent opinion research survey of business organizations conducted by Glastonbury-based Great Blue Research reveals an array of concerns regarding the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, including data privacy and security (39%), and accuracy and trustworthiness of AI (37%).

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Impact of Announced Pause in Federal Funding Draws Immediate Concern, Criticism

Impact of Announced Pause in Federal Funding Draws Immediate Concern, Criticism

In Washington and in Connecticut, voices have been raised in reaction to actions announced by the new federal administration that appear to have required a pause in a vast array of federal funding provided to programs delivered by states and nonprofit organizations. 

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Artificial Intelligence to be Focus of Fellowship at State Capitol

Artificial Intelligence to be Focus of Fellowship at State Capitol

The Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering (CASE) is accepting applications for a one-year CASE Fellowship at the state legislature - the Connecticut General Assembly (CGA) Artificial Intelligence Policy Fellowship, to get underway in 2025.

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Bridgeport Soldier, Killed in WWII, Buried in U.S. Eight Decades Later

Bridgeport Soldier, Killed in WWII, Buried in U.S. Eight Decades Later

U.S. Army Sgt. Hagop Jack Zarifian was killed in Germany 79 years ago during World War II, and has finally returned to the U.S. for burial. The Bridgeport, Connecticut native was employed as a draftsman at General Electric in Bridgeport when he enlisted in the Army at age 19.

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