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Logan Stefanich

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@KSLcom reporter covering education, business, tech and southern Utah • previously @WY_Boomerang • he/him • tips: lstefanich@deseretdigital.com

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'Enhance the lives of every Utahn': Cox launches $5M AI research funding program

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By Logan Stefanich Verified
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SALT LAKE CITY — In a move aimed at accelerating statewide innovation, Gov. Spencer Cox on Thursday launched a $5 million competitive grant program to fund artificial intelligence research that improves the lives of Utahns. Officially dubbed the Utah AI Moonshot Program, the initiative is designed to empower researchers, students and other innovators throughout the state to take a stab at tackling some of the state's most pressing challenges.
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Utah joins lawsuit against Hims and Hers alleging unauthorized subscriptions, data sharing

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By Logan Stefanich Verified
| KSL.com Verified
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah on Wednesday joined California and the Federal Trade Commission in a lawsuit against Hims and Hers, accusing the telehealth company of charging customers for subscriptions they never purchased and sharing private health data without consent. More specifically, the lawsuit alleges the company promoted a "free consult" that ultimately enrolled customers in a recurring prescription subscription without proper consent or prior consultation with a healthcare provider.
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Electric aircraft could provide speedy emergency response to Utah's most rural areas

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By Logan Stefanich Verified
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WEST JORDAN — When the future of flight is discussed, the conversation usually centers around transportation, commerce and moving people and packages. But the reality is that advanced air mobility is likely to take on many different forms. For California-based Jump Aero and its CEO and founder Carl Dietrich, emergency services are the in.
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