AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSmall-Business AI: Sen. Jack Reed and Bryant University announced $1.6 million for free applied-AI training and consulting for Rhode Island small businesses, alongside a new AI Accelerator Hub. STEM Pathways: South Kingstown High School’s career and technical education program now serves more than 40% of students, with options including biomedical science and computer science; URI is also launching an AI bachelor’s degree that requires internships. Cybersecurity: Rhode Island College has broken ground on a $73 million Whipple Hall overhaul focused on cyber. Health Technology: CharterCARE has implemented a new robotic system for cancer care, while NEMIC is opening a program to support rural health innovation in Rhode Island. Ocean Science: URI will join a State Department grant initiative focused on fisheries and food security.
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