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technology6 days ago•2 min saved

Treasury, Industry Unveil Practical AI Cybersecurity Toolkit for Banking

The U.S. Treasury, in support of the AI Action Plan, led a public-private collaboration to release six resources in February through the Artificial Intelligence Executive Oversight Group, aimed at strengthening governance, data practices, transparency, fraud prevention, and digital identity for AI in the financial system. The tools prioritize practical, non-prescriptive guidance to help financial institutions—especially small and mid-sized ones—adopt AI securely and more resiliently while promoting innovation.

via U.S. Department of the Treasury (.gov)|

#ai-governance #cybersecurity #financial-services

local1 month ago•11 min saved

Rays Stadium on Hillsborough College Campus Moves Forward With Non-Binding Deal

Hillsborough College’s board of trustees unanimously approved a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the Tampa Bay Rays to explore building a stadium on the Dale Mabry campus as part of a larger mixed-use redevelopment. The plan grants the Rays a 180-day exclusive window to negotiate a final agreement, with ownership potentially transferring to the county if public funding is involved. The project would add new classrooms and learning spaces, create jobs, and require approvals from the Hillsborough County Commission and the Tampa City Council. A final deal remains uncertain amid funding skepticism and questions about financing and timelines, including a proposed stadium target of 2029.

via tampabay.com|

#development #hillsborough-college #local

healthcare1 month ago•5 min saved

NU Regents Weigh $800M Deal to End Nebraska Medicine Partnership

Clarkson Regional Health Services is offering the University of Nebraska system $800 million to buy out its share of Nebraska Medicine and related properties, aiming to consolidate governance and strengthen local healthcare, despite opposition from Nebraska Medicine's board and concerns over funding and state control.

via Nebraska Examiner|

#clarkson-regional-health-services #healthcare #hospital-acquisition

local-news1 month ago•1 min saved

Kraft Group Secures Agreements to Advance Everett Soccer Stadium Project

The Kraft Group has reached agreements with Everett and Boston to develop a waterfront stadium and public park, including environmental cleanup, transportation improvements, and community benefits, aiming to transform a neglected industrial site into a vibrant neighborhood asset.

via revolutionsoccer.net|

#community-benefits #everett #kraft-group

sports2 months ago•3 min saved

Kansas City Chiefs to Relocate to New State-of-the-Art Stadium in Kansas

The Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas Governor's Office announced a $3 billion plan to build a state-of-the-art domed stadium in Wyandotte County, along with a new team headquarters and mixed-use development, creating over 20,000 jobs and $4.4 billion in economic impact, funded through a public-private partnership with no new taxes.

via Chiefs.com|

#economic-impact #kansas-city-chiefs #new-stadium

health2 months ago•4 min saved

FDA Approves New Antibiotics as Breakthroughs in Gonorrhea Treatment

The article discusses the recent FDA approval of two new antibiotics for gonorrhea, highlighting the innovative, not-for-profit development model of zoliflodacin by GARDP, which aims to make essential antibiotics more accessible globally, especially in low- and middle-income countries, amidst rising antimicrobial resistance.

via statnews.com|

#antibiotics #drug-resistance #gardp

technology2 months ago•5 min saved

US Government Launches 'Tech Force' to Recruit AI and Tech Talent

The Trump administration has launched the US Tech Force to recruit around 1,000 technologists for two-year government stints, aiming to modernize federal tech and compete in AI, involving private sector companies and addressing previous workforce reductions.

via Nextgov/FCW|

#ai-talent #federal-workforce #government-technology

business4 months ago•3 min saved

Denver City Acquires Denver Pavilions to Revitalize 16th Street

The Denver Downtown Development Authority plans to purchase the struggling Denver Pavilions mall for $37 million to revitalize the area, with a focus on mixed-use redevelopment and community input, aiming to prevent blight and boost downtown vitality without using city funds.

via The Denver Post|

#business #denver-pavilions #downtown-revitalization

technology5 months ago•3 min saved

US Space Force and Gravitics Unveil $60M Orbital Satellite Launcher

The US Space Force and Gravitics are developing a $60 million orbital aircraft carrier to revolutionize satellite deployment, enhance space security, and maintain strategic dominance through innovative public-private collaborations, marking a new era in space exploration and military capabilities.

via Energy Reporters|

#orbital-aircraft-carrier #public-private-partnership #satellite-deployment

technology5 months ago•4 min saved

Tech Leaders and Trump Collaborate to Boost American AI Leadership

President Trump and tech leaders gathered at the White House to discuss advancing AI and innovation in the US, emphasizing government support for the tech industry and significant investments in infrastructure and manufacturing, with industry leaders expressing optimism about the US's role in global AI leadership.

via The White House (.gov)|

#ai #innovation #public-private-partnership

local-government6 months ago•5 min saved

D.C. Council Approves Commanders Stadium Deal at RFK

The DC Council approved the initial vote for a $3.7 billion RFK stadium redevelopment project that would bring the Washington Commanders back to DC, with a final vote scheduled for September. The deal includes tax incentives and a mix of public and private funding, with some council members raising concerns about taxpayer costs, project accountability, and community impact. The project aims to boost local development, create jobs, and generate significant tax revenue over 30 years.

via WTOP|

#commanders-stadium #dc-council #local-government

local-news7 months ago•5 min saved

Elon Musk's Boring Company Plans Nashville Tunnel Amid Controversy

The Boring Company, owned by Elon Musk, plans to build a tunnel in Nashville connecting the airport to downtown, promising quick Tesla trips and full funding by the company, but faces skepticism over geological challenges and lack of detailed planning. The project is supported by state officials but criticized by local Democrats and some city leaders due to safety, feasibility, and land rights concerns.

via Nashville Banner|

#boring-company #elon-musk #geological-concerns

energy-and-technology7 months ago•1 min saved

DOE Selects Multiple Federal Sites for AI Data Center Development

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected four sites on federal lands to develop AI data centers and energy projects, aiming to lower energy costs, boost AI leadership, and enhance grid reliability through public-private partnerships, with further details and additional sites to be announced soon.

via Department of Energy (.gov)|

#ai-data-center #doe #energy-and-technology

space-exploration7 months ago•3 min saved

America Seeks Space Pioneers: Buzz Aldrin and Vivek Lall Call for Innovation

The article emphasizes the convergence of NASA, private industry, military, and international partners in the new space age, highlighting the importance of public-private partnerships, technological advancements like laser communications, and international collaboration through initiatives like the Artemis Accords to maintain US leadership in space exploration and security.

via Financial Times|

#international-cooperation #nasa #private-sector

environment7 months ago•1 min saved

Trump Officials Push for Alcatraz Reopening Amid Renovation Concerns

Trump officials are considering significant changes at Alcatraz, while the Presidio benefits from a successful public-private partnership model that supports its maintenance and operations, contrasting with the broader challenges faced by the National Park Service under the current administration, which has seen a substantial reduction in staff.

via KQED|

#alcatraz #environment #federal-funding