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UT San Antonio joins organization to make AI technology safer

U.S. Artificial Safety Institute Consortium brings government, university and private researchers together to help develop and deploy trustworthy AI systems

Strategic Partnerships

Houston CDO Andy Icken resigns after 18 years

Career spanned four administrations, beginning as deputy director of Houston’s Public Works Department

Miles Smith

Federal court rules Corporate Transparency Act unconstitutional

Law sought cut down on shell corporations and money laundering, but trade group said it unfairly targeted small businesses

Brandon Rodriguez

Study finds consistent break rates with aging water pipes

Utah State University report provides insights for asset management planning in utilities nationwide

Karn Dhingra

‘Smart buoys’ make Lake Erie world’s most digitally connected lake

Initiative has multiple environmental, recreational uses, but main goal is economic development

Keaton Peters

Floating power station proposed off Louisiana coast

National energy company seeking approval for a 112 megawatt natural gas power plant to be built on a barge

Keaton Peters

NYC partners with unions, developers to build affordable workforce housing

Partnership will start with $100 million to develop multifamily housing for New York City’s workforce

Keaton Peters

Florida bill will make it easier to demolish, redevelop coastal properties

Bill does have exemptions for some types of buildings and geographic areas

Karn Dhingra

Energy company pulls plug on large-scale transmission line project

Anticipated underground line would have delivered Canadian wind and solar power to the Northeast

Paul Stinson

Houston mayor overhauls city’s housing agency

Houston Mayor John Whitmire replaced five members of the Houston Housing Authority after the agency stopped issuing vouchers

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