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Yale cites ‘mounting concerns’ about Prospect hospital deal
Jenna Carlesso and Dave Altimari, CT Mirror 16 hours agoYale New Haven Health officials acknowledged Thursday for the first time they have growing concerns about the completion of a deal to buy Waterbury, Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals and said the acquisition is “more at risk” as
Jenna Carlesso and Dave Altimari, CT Mirror 16 hours ago
UConn grads hope new diagnostic technology changes cancer treatment, research
Skyler Frazer September 18, 2023When Armin Tahmasbi Rad and Leila Daneshmandi met at UConn in 2017 while studying biomedical engineering, they didn’t expect to one day become business partners. But that’s exactly what happened.
Skyler Frazer September 18, 2023
AI in Healthcare: From evaluating strokes to predicting patient downturns, AI is transforming health care
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023At the Yale New Haven Comprehensive Stroke Center, physicians like Dr. Joseph Schindler can use artificial intelligence-enhanced technology to evaluate patients who are suffering from strokes.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023
CT startup uses AI to help electric companies ID faulty utility poles, equipment
Linda Keslar, Hartford Business Journal Contributor September 18, 2023The aging U.S. electric grid, which was mostly built in the 1960s and 1970s, is facing significant demand from the rise in electric vehicle use and other innovations.
Linda Keslar, Hartford Business Journal Contributor September 18, 2023
Here’s how to respond to a cyber attack
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023So, what happens if your business is victimized by a cyber attack?
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CT’s first chief innovation officer aims to jump-start economic growth
Andrew Larson September 18, 2023Gov.
Andrew Larson September 18, 2023
New collaborative aims to make CT an AI healthcare hub
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023A new effort is underway to make Connecticut a hub for artificial intelligence in the healthcare industry.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023
Employer shield law boosts cybersecurity interest amid high-profile attacks, litigation
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023Cybercriminals in recent months have launched attacks against several Connecticut employers in an attempt to make money, from the city of New Haven to the owner of three local hospitals.
Michelle Tuccitto Sullo September 18, 2023
‘Changing Everything’: AI could have transformative impact on CT, U.S. economies
Greg Bordonaro September 18, 2023When Bret Greenstein was in the sixth grade, his teacher demonstrated how a computer could learn and then recite someone’s name.
Greg Bordonaro September 18, 2023
Bankers tread cautiously into an AI-assisted future seen as inevitable
Michael Puffer September 18, 2023At KeyBank, artificial intelligence is sometimes used to relay simple answers on customer service calls, but hasn’t yet been harnessed to vet borrowers or write drafts of shareholder reports.
Michael Puffer September 18, 2023
HBJ explores AI’s impact on CT economy
September 15, 2023While artificial intelligence has been around for years, it has gained significantly more attention in the last 12 months, following OpenAI’s launch of ChatGPT, a generative AI chatbot.
September 15, 2023
Some CT schools are using artificial intelligence for student tutoring
Donato Davis, CT Mirror September 6, 2023The Connecticut Department of Education is partnering with a tech company to bring artificial intelligence classrooms this upcoming school year.
Donato Davis, CT Mirror September 6, 2023
The risks of AI for law firms and their business clients
Marcy Tench Stovall and David P. Atkins September 4, 2023By now, many people have heard about the New York lawyer who got into trouble earlier this year when he tried to use ChatGPT for legal research in preparing a memorandum of law on behalf of his client.
Marcy Tench Stovall and David P. Atkins September 4, 2023
Charitable Mindset: The Walker Group transitions to unique trust-ownership model that ensures it will never be sold
Andrew Larson September 4, 2023As Kate Emery, founder of Farmington-based IT and digital marketing firm The Walker Group, considered retirement options, she wanted to find a way to step back while preserving her busi
Andrew Larson September 4, 2023
Stamford-based Arccos Golf raises $20M to ‘accelerate product roadmap’
Andrew Larson August 30, 2023A Stamford-based company, Arccos Golf, recently announced a $20 million strategic fundraising round led by the PGA Tour.
Andrew Larson August 30, 2023
Hospital cyber attack linked to Rhysida, a newly formed gang that also hit the Chilean Army
Andrew Larson August 18, 2023A gang of cybercriminals known as Rhysida, which targets the education, government, manufacturing and technology sectors, recently made its foray into health care with a ransomware attack on California-based Prospect Medical Holdings.
Andrew Larson August 18, 2023
Today's Poll
The federal government is heading toward a shutdown unless Congress passes funding legislation that is signed into law before Oct. 1.
Hundreds of thousands of government workers won't get paid until the shutdown is over, and many federal government services will be suspended.
Economists say the longer the shutdown lasts, the more severe the effects will be.
According to accounting firm EY, a shutdown would take 0.1 of a percentage point off of GDP every week.
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