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As the microchip sector booms, Georgia Tech and Apple are training students
The program will provide expanded coursework for undergraduate and graduate students looking to learn more about microelectronic circuits and hardware design.
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Atlanta broadcasting giant sees deregulation under Trump administration
Executives with Atlanta-based Gray Television said they believe the incoming Trump administration will loosen regulations within the broadcasting industry.
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Atlanta broadcast news company to lay off more than 100 workers
The changes to Scripps News is one part of multiple actions its parent company is taking to reduce costs by about $35 million.
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What’s filming in Georgia in November 2024?
Movies starring Keke Palmer and David Duchovny are in town. Film and TV production remains flat in Georgia vs. a month ago at 29 with no new big-budget films,
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Music giant representing several Atlanta artists strikes AI partnership
There is perhaps no topic more incendiary in entertainment than the use of AI in generating content. UMG seeks to become an industry leader in ethical use of generative AI.
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As California expands its film tax credit, its governor takes aim at Georgia
As production struggles to rebound after last year’s dual labor strikes, Gov. Newsom wants to better position California among other film hubs, like Georgia, to land projects.
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Major studio holds massive prop sale in Atlanta including Orca, subway train
A major prop sale covering tens of thousands of items is happening in Atlanta from a big unidentified studio starting Oct. 30.
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How can you detect AI-generated deepfakes ahead of Election Day?
Experts are warning about the possibility of more AI-generated misinformation in Georgia and elsewhere ahead of the Nov. 5 election. Here are some tips to spot them.
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OSHA: No safety violations in crash on set of Georgia-shot Eddie Murphy film
A federal agency said it found no safety violations after eight crew members were hospitalized after an April crash on the set of Eddie Murphy's Amazon feature "The Pickup."