
BGSU names the Actual Reality Technologies Student Collaboration Space
A named space in BGSU’s Engineering and Innovation Center recognizes a growing partnership focused on talent, applied research, and manufacturing AI.
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A named space in BGSU’s Engineering and Innovation Center recognizes a growing partnership focused on talent, applied research, and manufacturing AI.

CEO Tom Bush joined regional leaders for a public discussion about AI, manufacturing, workforce transformation, and the next economy.

A $50,000 JobsOhio Small Business Grant supports the expansion of Actual Reality’s AI services and planned job creation in Northwest Ohio.

A BGSU-led research program brings university and industry teams together to apply AI to glass-furnace performance and energy efficiency.

Of all the ways in which artificial intelligence has been improving our lives — from more organized shopping to faster delivery of household products purchased over the internet — few will have as much impact as rapid advancements now underway in the health-care industry.

“It is imperative that we develop quintessential human skills that AI can’t replicate,” said Steve Cady, BGSU Business Professor. “There will be those who manage AI and those who are managed by AI. People are not the problem. We are the solution. We must normalize human relation…

Over 1,000 professionals from all over the Midwest flocked to BGSU Wednesday. They met students and discussed the impacts and future of artificial intelligence during Great Lakes AI Week.

The College of Engineering hosted artificial intelligence certification workshops sponsored by JobsOhio on Tuesday, kicking off a series of on-campus events under the broader umbrella of Great Lakes AI Week.

AI Week Midwest, the region's largest artificial intelligence conference, launches in Toledo and continues at BGSU with 1,000+ professionals and 125 speakers highlighting AI's impact on industry, education, and workforce development.
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