- A foundation invests in career pathways in both North Carolina and South Carolina. Tom Lawrence serves as the CEO of the foundation.
- A partnership between the University of South Carolina and the state's General Assembly has been established to support higher education initiatives in South Carolina.
Invited expert input on AI policy development at the University of South Carolina.
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What happened
Invited expert input on AI policy development at the University of South Carolina.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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University of South Carolina
public university in Columbia, South Carolina
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South Carolina
state of the United States of America
Related events
- South Carolina lacks broad laws governing AI use in political campaigns.
- State leaders in South Carolina discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on the state's economy.
- Various individuals, including Bryant Walker Smith, are involved in discussions regarding AI policy in South Carolina, including committee work and expert testimony.