AI needs some history lessons, for posterity’s sake
By ALLISON SINGH // As a lawyer, I’m not deeply concerned about artificial intelligence. But as someone who cares about history – especially Long Island history – I’m very concerned….
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In little Leo, the face of future personalized medicine
By GREGORY ZELLER // A California biotech has leveraged artificial intelligence and other cutting-edge tools in a perilous rescue mission focused on a 2-year-old Setauket boy born with an unusual…
Meta physics, royal pains in the age of digital disclosure
By DAVID A. CHAUVIN // Two seemingly disparate events have recently captured our collective attention: the British Royal Family’s handling of media relations and Meta’s strategic decision to steer away…
Higher Orbic: 5G eBike redefines ‘electronic mobility’
By GREGORY ZELLER // A Long Island-based electronics manufacturer, already bringing 500-plus new manufacturing jobs to Suffolk County, is bringing 5G connectivity – and artificial intelligence-powered navigation – to the…
Regional CEOs feel a bit better (but politics still suck)
By GREGORY ZELLER // With another contentious U.S. Presidential election on tap and the fate of both the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate at stake, political uncertainty weighs…
No. 859: Oysters rejoice, East End Food updates and NASCAR roars to life, with (another) C-3PO cameo
Bright ideas: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we roll through another busy – and much sunnier – workweek. It’s Feb. 21 out there, the days are growing longer…
Fake out: As AI-generated content spreads, time to act
By DAVID A. CHAUVIN // Now that George Santos’ vacated Congressional seat has been filled and Long Island politics is out of the national spotlight, it’s time for Long Islanders…
As lonely seniors multiply … robotics to the rescue?
By JEFFREY L. REYNOLDS // You’ve probably chatted with Alexa or ordered Siri around, but odds are you haven’t met ElliQ. ElliQ is an artificial intelligence-powered robot the New York State Office for the…
No. 821: The kids are alright – and so are Black business owners, Italy’s Sophia Loren and SBU’s Zamolodchikov
No time to waste: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the busiest time of the business year (just take a look at our chunky Calendar of Events!). Fortunately,…
SBU: After 22 years, 9/11 heroes still paying the price
By GREGORY ZELLER // Twenty-two years later, 9/11 continues to exact a cruel toll: Stony Brook University scientists are tracking early-onset cognitive declines in first responders. This week’s memorials and…
A summer of switcheroos for big Island names, firms
By GREGORY ZELLER // Across industries and sectors, an A-list of major Long Island names is updating its resumés this summer. The latest: Former New York State Chief Administrative Judge…
Hochul to hackers: Expect a fight from ‘prime target’
By GREGORY ZELLER // Governor Kathy Hochul has a message for cybercriminals, and they won’t need an advanced cypher to break it down. Hochul was part politician, part technician and…
No. 810: On the bright side, we’ve got leaning towers, busted presidents, cancer innovations and rice pudding
Half full: A happy and hopeful Wednesday to you, optimistic innovators, as we reach the midpoint of another progressive workweek. That’s right – you’re already halfway to your next…
Northwell, Aegis Caire enough to pick the very best
By GREGORY ZELLER // The former chief executive of the Mayo Clinic will head Northwell Health and Aegis Ventures’ latest innovative enterprise. Northwell Holdings, the New Hyde Park-based health system’s…
No. 792: In which Corn Flakes, copyrights and complete sentences rule, with strong offshore winds
May never end: It’s still May? Strange but true, dear readers, as we reach the kinda midpoint of this abbreviated workweek and the overdue end of this elongated month –…