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ROBOTIC SHIP: Paul Lwin is co-founder and CEO of Havoc AI, a software-first defense startup that he launched with Joe Turner in 2024 to build artificial intelligence-powered uncrewed surface maritime vessels.
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Providence startup building AI-powered robot fleet for U.S. Navy

Paul Lwin was flying a 40-year-old EA-6B Prowler over the mountains of Afghanistan as a U.S. Navy pilot when he realized the U.S. defense...
Reza Abiri

URI’s Abiri honored for AI research

REZA ABIRI, a University of Rhode Island engineering professor, recently received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award for the development of novel shared autonomy...

SecurityRI.com provides a protective shield

PBN 2025 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES $2.5 MILLION TO $15 MILLION 5. SecurityRI.com CEO (or equivalent): Gian Gentile 2024 Revenue: $4.7 million 2022 Revenue: $4.3 million Revenue growth: 8.4% WHEN BAD...

R.I. gets $1.5M from Citizens for AI workforce development

PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. plans to invest $1.5 million in Rhode Island over the next three years in workforce development organizations and...

URI launches new AI, computational research institute 

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island is continuing its push into artificial intelligence, data science and computing with the launch of a...
Anjana ­Susarla

States building AI guardrails in absence of strong federal rules

State legislatures are where the action is for placing guardrails around artificial intelligence technologies, given the lack of meaningful federal regulation. The resounding defeat...
Raymond Calore / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Five Questions With: Raymond Calore

Raymond Calore | Owner and president, BCI Computers 1. What is the target audience for your new book, “AI: The Great Disruption”? People who...
PROCEED WITH ­CAUTION: Pamela Thornton, director of strategic human resource services for the Employers Association of the NorthEast, says that companies relying on artificial intelligence to streamline hiring should still maintain a human connection during the process as much as possible.
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Using AI to do the hiring far from an exact science...

As more companies are adopting artificial intelligence in the workplace, the technology is playing an increasing role in hiring processes, with many employers still...
Jay L. ­Zagorsky

Ways to avoid AI custom pricing

Recently, Delta Air Lines announced it would expand its use of artificial intelligence to set airfare prices. This move sparked concern among flyers and...

Creating realistic deepfakes is getting easier than ever. Fighting back may...

WASHINGTON (AP) – The phone rings. It's the secretary of state calling. Or is it? For Washington insiders, seeing and hearing is no longer believing,...
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