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Sep 29, 2023

DeKalb forum: What is AI and how will it impact manufacturing in Georgia?

DEKALB COUNTY, GA– The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) will present a community engagement panel to discuss advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) for manufacturing

DEKALB COUNTY, GA– The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) will present a community engagement panel to discuss advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) for manufacturing sectors on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 6– 8 p.m. at the Hairston Crossing Library, 4911 Redan Road, Stone Mountain.

The purpose of the panel discussion is to help demystify advanced technologies, such as AI, by providing access and exposure to the Georgia-Artificial Intelligence Manufacturing (GA-AIM) Project and technology modules.

The discussion will include information on educational pathways in the manufacturing industry, and how learning this technology will give job seekers an advantage in this evolving industry.

The goal of this event is to connect with stakeholders to advance the manufacturing industry and industrial economy of Georgia. The event seeks to grow an equitable and diverse manufacturing workforce with a focus on reaching, supporting and engaging in predominantly Black, rural and distressed communities. The community is encouraged to attend.

This community engagement panel session is hosted by RICE and UGA College of Engineering coalition of members working on the Georgia- Artificial Intelligence Manufacturing (GA-AIM)fFederal grant awarded by the EDA under the Build Back Better Regional Challenge. GA-AIM is working to leverage evolving technology to create jobs in the AI, technology and manufacturing communities.

WHO: Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE)

WHAT: Community Engagement Panel and Listening Session on AI’s Impact on Manufacturing

WHEN: Tuesday, Oct.17, 2023

6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

WHERE: Hairston Crossing Library,

4911 Redan Road

Stone Mountain, GA 30088

To register, click: Registration Link

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