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New players in the tech ecosystem bring new risks & impacts

By Lori Walsh,

Ellen Koester, Ari Jungemann

Published February 10, 2023 at 3:32 PM CST

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Google recently introduced Bard, a chatbot that uses artificial intelligence to answer users' questions. It had a rocky start.

On today's In the Moment...

Check your social feeds and you'll likely see a few technology-related news stories. From chatbots that run on artificial intelligence to social media apps that could run on espionage, our tech talk roundtable is here to analyze the headlines.

Amos Aesoph, chief security officer from Xigent Solutions in Sioux Falls, and Jeff Litterick, network and security architect for the state of South Dakota, join In the Moment. They'll dissect what these new technologies can do, the news surrounding them and how they could impact your daily life.

We'll also take a look at how advancing technology affects a sliver of the Black Hills. James Rankin, president of South Dakota Mines, brings us the what, why and how behind the Innovation District in Rapid City. The developing area is hoping to translate research done at South Dakota Mines into new tech jobs.

Dig out your COVID-19 vaccination card. It may be time to roll up your sleeve for another booster. Chad Thury, D.O., brings us the most up-to-date recommendations.

The owners of the Warrior's Work & Ben West Gallery talk with Lori Walsh ahead of being honored at the Governor's Awards in the Arts. Randy Berger and Janna Emmel talk about supporting and creating art in Hill City, South Dakota.

Plus, we bring you the story behind the music of the local band Granola.

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