(NJ Spotlight News)Lincroft senior Ishani Singh gives free classes in artificial intelligence
(NJ Spotlight News)Lincroft senior Ishani Singh gives free classes in artificial intelligence
(NJ Spotlight News)Gov. Phil Murphy tasked New Jersey leaders to lead in AI-powered initiatives. New state guidance aims to help school districts pioneer the technology
(AP Photo/Darryl Webb)The AI tool, still in its pilot phase, is designed to guide students as they progress through lessons and ask questions like a human tutor ...
NJ Spotlight NewsStudents are winners in a national innovation competition

"They say these cameras will help make schools safer,' says reporter Jessie Gómez
Ted Goldberg/NJ Spotlight NewsPrinceton’s AI Summit welcomed Gov. Phil Murphy and Microsoft President Brad Smith

Move by Biden administration could devastate intellectual property rights and life sciences research

The overall notion of using legislation to reduce AI-related harm is already emerging in New Jersey

Copy of speech provided by the Governor's Office
(Bobby Brier/NJ Spotlight News)Providers tapping AI as a therapy tool for those with mental health issues
NJ Spotlight NewsJoe Amditis, assistant director of the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University

How can we take advantage of the technology without harming the public?

Interview: Jessie Gomez, reporter with Chalkbeat Newark
(José A. Alvarado Jr. for Chalkbeat)Community advocates and security experts say such a system could violate student and staff privacy, lead to overpolicing of students

Companies would have to say if artificial intelligence was used to evaluate job applications

Edward Tian created GPTZero to hunt down AI-generated text

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

By adopting new technologies and following community policing guidelines, Camden's police force has cut crime at a 50 year low.

A new tool at the Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus could be a game-changer for detecting and treating heart disease.

The transit agency says after two years of testing, it will offer transportation companies the research results so they can decide whether to steer their ...