New Jersey Economic Development Authority

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy joined President Eisgruber and representatives from Microsoft, CoreWeave and the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) for an official ribbon cutting March 27.

RIDC expands GOKIZ to include Penn Avenue and Hazelwood Green. GOKIZ expansion supports over 30 AI and tech companies. Pennsylvania offers tech startups up to $100,000 in tax credits.

Careful government oversight establishes boundaries for productive AI activity. The National Governors Association (NGA) and AAAS identify three major risks posed by generative AI: hallucinations, thwarted technical guardrails and bias. These risks speak to the need for AI to operate on quality data.

A bill that cleared the state Senate Environment and Energy Committee would require AI data centers to be powered by clean energy.

Question is no longer if AI will reshape education, but how we shape its role to support teaching and learning in meaningful ways

Members of the New Jersey Legislature heard from energy industry advocates who say the Garden State doesn't have adequate energy to support AI growth.

The grant is designed to support initiatives that enhance the use of Artificial Intelligence in public school classrooms.

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