Chattanooga Connect 2025 returns to the Chattanooga Convention Center from October 6–8, inviting industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers to explore breakthroughs in quantum computing, AI, digital infrastructure, connected and automated vehicles (CAV), and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technologies. The event, hosted by UTC’s Research Institute (UTCRI), features a keynote by Google’s Kristin White, titled “Connecting Communities, Transforming…
UTC’S Bruce: AI will become ‘ubiquitous just like computers’
UTC Chancellor Lori Mann Bruce compared artificial intelligence to calculators, noting both are powerful tools that can produce misleading results if misused. Drawing from her background in AI research, Bruce emphasized the importance of discernment, content knowledge and accuracy when using AI, which she predicts will become as ubiquitous as computers. She encouraged faculty to…
UTC, Chattanooga pact accelerates AI’s local potential
UTC and the City of Chattanooga have formalized a new collaboration agreement to accelerate AI-based innovations in city operations. The pact allows UTC to apply for federal grants and launch pilot projects without requiring separate city council approval, streamlining the process. The agreement aims to advance AI-driven solutions in public safety, traffic management, and data…