Title: SBU’s DoIT Featured in AV Technology Magazine
Summary: Stony Brook University’s Division of Information Technology (DoIT) is making waves in the AV world, as it was recently featured in the April 2024 issue of AV Technology Magazine, joining the ranks of the Higher Ed Class of 2024.

Title: The World’s AI Companies Are Killing Trust in the Technology
Summary: “”Ethical AI”” is a fancy term that tech marketers use to make you feel like you’re investing in something safe and trustworthy. But don’t be fooled, they’re just trying to sell you on the hype. If a company is promising “”ethical AI,”” run away before they catch you.

Title: Supreme Court advances remote technology use in routine criminal proceedings

Summary: The Florida Supreme Court decided to spice up their boring criminal proceedings by allowing more remote technology. They still let judges decide when to use video calls for pretrial stuff, but now they have to approve them for short and sweet cases. No more waiting in line for a Zoom meeting with a judge.

Title: How does digital technology administrative penalty affect big data technology innovation: evidence from China
Summary: Administrative penalties are like the strict parents of the law world. They make sure everyone follows the rules and plays fair. China is taking this parenting to the next level by creating a super-duper administrative law enforcement system. And just like how parents punish their kids for misbehaving, firms in China can face some serious consequences for breaking the rules. From not following the rules to causing pollution and even breaking fire safety codes, these firms will have to face the music. So, let’s all play by the rules and avoid any administrative penalties!
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“Title: Startup develops technology to produce cleaner cement at commercial scale — here’s how it could revolutionize construction industry
Url: https://news.google.com/articles/CBMiVmh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LnRoZWNvb2xkb3duLmNvbS9ncmVlbi10ZWNoL2ZvcnRlcmEtY2FyYm9uLWNhcHR1cmUtY2VtZW50LXBsYW50LWNhbGlmb3JuaWEv0gEA?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen
Summary: California-based startup Fortera has come up with a genius way to save the planet while making concrete. They’ve developed a new method that can capture carbon dioxide emissions from the kilns used to make concrete. And guess what? They’re about to put it to the test at one of the biggest cement plants in the western United States. Who knew that concrete could be so eco-friendly?

Title: Funding, technology remain concerns among local water officials in fighting PFAS
Summary: The U.S. EPA finally decided to do something about those pesky PFAS (PFOS and PFOA) in April, setting the bar at a measly 4 parts per trillion (ppt). That’s like drinking a glass of water and finding a drop of sugar in it. But hey, at least the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill has thrown in a billion bucks to help clean up the mess. Maybe they can use some of that money to buy some fancy filters for their coffee machines.

Title: Converge Technology Solutions First Quarter 2024 Earnings: EPS Beats Expectations, Revenues Lag
Summary: Converge Technology Solutions (TSE:CTS) rocked the first quarter of 2024 with EPS that beat analyst estimates by a whopping 50%! And that’s not all, revenue is expected to grow at a steady 4.7% p.a. for the next three years. Talk about a winning streak!

Title: Apple doesn’t understand why you use technology
Summary: Apple’s latest iPad ad is a piano-crushing masterpiece that will make you question the very essence of technology. While some may argue that the ad is too narrow in its view, we believe that it perfectly captures the Silicon Valley mindset of embracing the future while leaving the past behind. After all, who needs a piano when you can have an iPad?

Title: New Haven & the Quantum Technology Revolution, Transforming Computing & Drug Discovery
Summary: New Haven is the new hot spot for quantum tech. It’s like the Avengers of science, ready to save the day with super-powered computing, medicine, and more. And guess what? New Haven already has the bioscience chops to rock this quantum game.