Secretary Lutnick announced the group will now be known as the Center for AI Standards and Innovation and cited “censorship” and “regulations” as core issues behind the revamp.

Right to Start is a national nonprofit with a plan to put founders at the center of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.

Plus, government contractor Tyto Athene acquired a fellow Northern Virginia tech company and a local startup founder will help Maryland train its police.

Yafiah Abdullah shares how early tech programs, persistence and public service ambitions led her to a career in local government web development.

At a candid roundtable, three seasoned venture capitalists broke down what makes a founder’s pitch memorable — and what turns them off.

Corps, the program has not yet been impacted by the Trump administration’s NSF funding cuts, stakeholders said.

At the Technical.ly Builder’s Conference, a panel on digital equity explored how media, art and education can expand who gets to shape the future.

Sync Labs, a graduate of the Penn I-Corps Program and a 2025 President’s Innovation Prize winner, was founded by Penn ...

At a Science Town Hall, officials highlighted the limits of state government while urging academic institutions and the courts to step up.

Johnstown leaders highlighted how Build Back Better investments are beginning to close the region’s workforce gap.

Pixee developed an agentic AI tool to automate fixing flaws in software to prevent attacks. It boasts a 76% acceptance rate from developers.

At Technical.ly’s Builders Conference, lawyers and entrepreneurs each offered blunt advice on how to avoid common early-stage legal errors, from overlooked IP to handshake deals gone wrong.