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What to Look Out for When Acquiring AI Systems

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For more than three years, an IEEE Standards Association working group has been refining a draft standard for procuring artificial intelligence and automated decision systems, IEEE 3119-2025. The IEEE 3119 standard addresses that gap. The standards processes, however, do complement ISO 42001 in many ways.

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BYD profit surges 100.4% as smart EVs drive growth

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The companys Gods Eye driver-assistance system–now standard across its lineup at no extra cost–and a new supercharging EV platform have fueled its edge. As BYD refines its international strategy , its first-quarter performance underscores its growing influence in the automotive industry. billion ($23 billion), up 36.4%

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Massive solar array to power airside electric ground service vehicles at JFK Airport’s New Terminal One

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Kennedy International Airport, the busiest airport for international traffic in North America, always seems to be reinventing itself. It opened in 1948 as New York International Airport, although it was typically referred to then as Idlewild. Since then, there have been multiple changes and reconfigurations.

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Private 5G Network to Boost Hyundai’s EV Production

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The companies reported their factorys private 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) network will transmit internal inspection data throughout the facility, speeding up the inspection process and outstripping the performance of the factorys previous Wi-Fi system.

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2024 Honda Prologue: Japan’s most American brand gets serious about EVs

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Honda is often known as the world’s largest maker of internal combustion engines—more than 14 million of them a year. It’s worth noting that the Prologue presently carries heavy incentives, from the federal $7,500 point-of-purchase rebate to Honda’s own internal spiffs.

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Overcoming Tech Workforce Shortages With IEEE Microcredentials

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Those jobs might include technician, electrician, and programmer, along with other positions that compose the skilled technical workforce , as described by SRI International s Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy. Training providers that want to offer standardized microcredentials can apply to the program to become approved.

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CleanTechnica Exclusive: Interview With Andy Karetsky, CEO of Skycharger

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On Tuesday, June 24, Skycharger, one of the nation’s leading developers of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, announced that it has been awarded a lease to develop a 24-port fast charging hub at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The new EV hub will serve electric rideshare vehicles, airport travelers, and.