Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today introduced a bill to streamline the mammoth Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) by using an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to identify redundant and outdated rules.
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Thirty teams from across Ohio arrived Friday evening for inspections and prepared for Saturday's full slate of matches.
September 30, 2024, Press Release from Rhodes State College: LIMA, Ohio September 30, 2024 -- Rhodes State College has been awarded $130,968 in funding for the "Program and Project Support Certificate Courses for High School Students and Adults" initiative. The grant, provided for FY24, will allow the college to offer scholarships for 108 students, including high school students and adults, to pursue specialized technical training.
August 14, 2024, Press Release from the Ohio Department of Transportation: COLUMBUS, OHIO – In a little under a year, DriveOhio’s Rural Automated Driving Systems (ADS) project collected nearly 60 terabytes of data that will help define future technology needs for automated vehicles in rural environments. While automated driving systems have the potential to dramatically improve roadway safety, data shows that these systems must be refined to maximize that potential in rural areas. Most automated vehicle testing to date has been conducted in urban areas without the hilly and curvy terrain, limited sight distances, and shaded tree canopies typical of a rural environment. Funded in part by a $7.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, this project accomplished one of the most comprehensive testing efforts yet to be conducted on rural roads in the United States.
Legislation proposed by Attorney General Dave Yost and introduced this week in the Ohio Senate seeks to protect children from ill-intentioned users of artificial intelligence. Senate Bill 217, sponsored by Sens. Louis Blessing and Terry Johnson, targets the spread of AI-generated child pornography, a flagrant misuse of the technology that remains largely unregulated.
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Rhodes State College held their yearly Rhodesology Summer Camps and Programs to a variety of age groups in order to expose kids to the wonders of the STEM field. Rhodes also introduced a new landscape that continues to evolve as days go on, artificial intelligence
The Allen East Robotics Team gave a sneak peek of their inventions Monday evening. Allen East 5th through 9th grade students involved with the robotics team displayed their robotic creations to board and family members as they prepare for their national competition in April.
Rhodes State College expanding their Robotic Department to help meet the demand seen around Ohio and the nation.
According to the AAA foundation, the average number of fatal wrong-way crashes in the country has increased by over 30 percent from 2015 to 2018.