LANSING - For years, Michigan leaders have searched for the next economic engine that can help the state remain competitive in a rapidly changing global economy. Today, the answer increasingly appears to be artificial intelligence. The Whitmer administration and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation have spent the past several years positioning Michigan as a hub
DETROIT - The National Defense Industrial Association Michigan Chapter is using a new STEM scholarship program to encourage more Michigan students to pursue careers in some of the fastest-growing — and increasingly strategic — sectors of the economy: defense technology, aerospace engineering, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and advanced manufacturing. Applications are due Friday May
ANN ARBOR - For decades, white collar workers believed college degrees and office careers offered protection from the economic disruption that devastated factory towns across the Midwest. Automation was supposed to threaten assembly lines — not office cubicles. But economists, labor researchers and major national publications are increasingly warning that artificial intelligence could reshape professional
