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The University of Georgia is enhancing its AI research capabilities with a $2.4 million upgrade to its High-Performance Computing cluster.
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The summer Olympic Games begin in Paris, France this week, and many Georgia Bulldog athletes will make the transatlantic journey to compete.
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Senator John Albers (R-Roswell) chairs the Georgia Senate Special Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence.
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The University of Georgia has expanded its public service and outreach efforts.
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Georgia is refusing to provide state funding for the new Advanced Placement course in African American Studies, so some school districts have cancelled plans to teach the course to high schoolers.
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ACC officials are looking at making the busy road friendlier to pedestrians
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A national nonprofit that aids low-income people behind bars is reopening its Atlanta branch.
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The ACCGov Animal Shelter will begin accepting all dogs today, after dealing with a PARVO outbreak and space constraints.
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The Oconee County Board of Commissioners has issued a public notice inviting applications from interested citizens for appointments to several advisory boards and committees vital to the community's governance and development.
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The largest credit rating agency in the United States gave Georgia the highest credit rating possible, known as AAA.
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Agricultural and forested land still makes up by far the biggest chunk of Jackson County, over 60%. But that number is shrinking over time.
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Tim Denson called President Joe Biden, "a very selfless public servant."