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Could Pennsylvania run out of electricity?

Pennsylvania faces an impending energy crisis, with PJM Interconnection projecting power reserve shortages by June 2027 due to retiring plants and rising demand from data centers. While PJM remains hopeful for solutions, the region's electric supply struggles to meet extraordinary demands, prompting discussions on emergency measures and self-generation for large users.

Meet the woman who’s tracking data centers in Pennsylvania

Emilia Doda created a public map to show existing and planned data centers in Pennsylvania after learning about one near her childhood home. Her goal is to empower communities with information, encouraging informed local decision-making, while raising concerns about technology benefits for residents.

Did You Know: Humans should embrace AI — not fear it

According to Did You Know columnist Tara Yilmaz, J. Oppenheimer emphasized the importance of unrestricted inquiry in science. In the context of artificial intelligence, concerns about job loss are overstated; AI needs human guidance. Collaboration between humans and AI enhances productivity, making new jobs and retaining roles that require emotional intelligence and creativity.

EQT’s Rice shares his thoughts on the energy industry and the power of AI

Toby Rice, CEO of EQT Corp., discussed energy poverty and the need for technological advancements. He emphasized the importance of affordable energy access to alleviate global poverty and linked energy infrastructure to national security and economic opportunity. But some environmental groups have concerns about EQT's operations.

Cornell teacher participates in AI fellowship program

Amanda Sappie, a Cornell Middle School science teacher, enhances student learning through AI, specifically using Class Companion for personalized feedback. Her participation in an AI fellowship led to improved writing scores and adoption of tools by other teachers, showcasing innovative teaching methods.

Montour schools grant aims to connect students with emerging industries

The Montour School District received a $93,000 grant to launch the "School-to-Work Partnerships" initiative, connecting students to emerging industries through hands-on experiences and industry partnerships, aiming for immediate and long-term workforce success.