Technology

Dakota State University wants more students to join the cyber workforce. With a unique hands-on workshop DSU faculty and students bring cyber skills to the classroom.

A USDA grant award is connecting the Standing Rock Indian Reservation with high-speed internet access.

Changes could be coming to how minors in South Dakota access certain cell phone apps. As SDPB’s Evan Walton reports... a legislative committee is considering age verification laws following a meeting with Meta officials.

Jackley and 11 other attorneys general are asking Congress to pass an act that would require all cars to have AM radios installed.

South Dakota is now able to request federal money to expand internet access across the state.

One of South Dakota’s major summer legislative studies is how to potentially regulate artificial intelligence and the regulation of internet access for minors.

South Dakota Health Link is expanding its partnership with Health Catalyst to improve health care systems in the state.

A bachelor’s-level program for accounting is coming to South Dakota State University, and a master’s program in artificial intelligence is approved for the University of South Dakota.

Hacking, fraud, and data breaches are all serious considerations in the 21st century. Now, South Dakota’s cyber leaders want to work under one roof to make their defenses stronger.

South Dakota lawmakers heard warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence, ranging from its impact on youth to data poisoning, as an interim legislative committee seeking to study the topic met for the first time.