Emerging technologies

You learn about how to stay safe online and how to have healthy digital habits.

There's a second quest for those of us who are interested in AI and emerging technology.

It's called AI Adventurer.

so for this you get to try out your hand at vibe coding learn how to do automated workflows and learn how the different ways we can use ai for daily living and there's also a third quest for those of us who are maybe starting out on a digital journey it's called digital discoverer so for this you learn basic digital skills and how you can use digital to make your online transactions easier

And by the way, friends, the very next day, November 4th, on the main campus of Columbus State University, there's going to be a groundbreaking ceremony.

And the groundbreaking ceremony is for a new facility called the Piesol Center for Emergent Technologies.

And why that's important is because that's the new home of Columbus State University's Coca-Cola Space Science Center.

We are expanding our facility.

Is artificial intelligence making us more secure or less secure? The answer, of course, is both.

Throughout our Emerging Technologies course, we come back again and again to the idea that technology rarely gives us capability without also introducing new risks.

AI may be one of the clearest examples.

The same tools that can help us detect threats, identify unusual behavior, and analyze enormous amounts of data to help us respond to attacks can also be used to create more convincing scams, to automate attacks, to discover vulnerabilities, and to operate at a speed and scale that would have been impossible just a few years ago.

In this final WMD Student Takeover episode from the Emerging Technologies class, Information Technology Management major Enzo Oliveira joins Cybersecurity Management majors Tyler Druckenmiller and David Guillen to explore both sides of AI and digital security.

They discuss how AI is changing the cybersecurity landscape for defenders and attackers alike, and what happens when both sides have access to increasingly powerful intelligent tools.

This is a fitting way to close this series because it brings us back to one of the questions we ask throughout our course.

Welcome to the Reminger Report podcast on emerging technologies.

Reminger LPA is a full-service law firm with over 150 attorneys across 15 offices serving the Midwest.

Join your hosts, Zachary Pyers and Kenton Steele, both partners in Reminger's Columbus, Ohio office, as they interview entrepreneurs, practitioners, and thought leaders.

Together, they explore how emerging technologies and evolving business models impact our daily lives, and how the law is adapting to these changes.

Let's dive into today's conversation.

Welcome to the Reminger Report podcast on emerging technologies.

I'm your host, Zach Piers, and today we are discussing digital accessibility and why it's becoming an ever increasingly important consideration.

for organizations as they communicate, market, and conduct business online.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Smarter Campus Podcast, where we are changing education one conversation at a time.

Today, I'm thrilled to be joined by Elijah Craft, a computer science and psychology student at Furman University, a student fellow for Emerging Technologies, where Elijah is helping students, faculty, and staff figure out the meaningful AI adoption, what it actually looks like on a college campus.

Kind of fumbled that a little bit.

Elijah, wonderful to see you.