Technology

Eric Funkhouser, chair of philosophy at the UofA, discusses centuries of thinking about machine minds and what large language models mean for higher education.

Little Rock cybersecurity expert Chris Wright explains shadow AI, the unauthorized use of AI tools by employees, and how small businesses can protect sensitive data.

Six Northwest Arkansas students from Technobotics' Iron Patriots Silver team are heading to South Korea to compete in the FIRST LEGO League Korea Open Invitational.

Drone manufacturer Swarm Aero held a public meeting at the Fayetteville Public Library as it faces resistance over its facility near Drake Field. Ozarks at Large's Sophia Nourani reports.

Karen Kilroy and Aiden Maroney built Radiohead, an AI transcription tool for KUAF, as a class project in Zach Steelman's UofA course. It won the university's first AI innovation challenge.

enior broadcast student Wisdom Harlan and AI task force head Chase Rainwater discuss how the University of Arkansas is balancing generative AI in the classroom and beyond.

Donald Keck, co-inventor of low-loss fiber optic cable, speaks at the University of Arkansas as part of the Robert D. Maurer Lecture Series. All events free.

Chris Wright, co-founder of Little Rock-based Sullivan Wright Technologies, offers practical steps for individuals and small businesses to reduce their cybersecurity risk.

Two University of Arkansas professors preview a new Honors College course on AI and integrative health, exploring how artificial intelligence could reshape medicine — especially in rural Arkansas.

Jack Travis reports on how Bentonville Public Schools and other Arkansas districts are using the Kansas-based company Transportant to bring GPS, live cameras and more on school buses.