Tech in Philadelphia runs on startup growth, digital industry trends, product launches, corporate earnings and regulation, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting keeps pace with the development of new tools and the digital transformation of local enterprise.
The University of Pennsylvania has started a program to build artificial intelligence literacy among judges, as courts grapple with AI-related discovery disputes.
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Should courts be allowed to use AI tools to help judges work more efficiently?
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Should delivery robots be legally classified as pedestrians when operating on public sidewalks?
A 78-year-old protester faces disorderly conduct charges after obstructing an autonomous delivery device in the city.
Anthropic says its Claude Haiku 4.5 model submitted a false tip claiming knowledge of an unsolved Philadelphia murder.
The viral vector manufacturer's assignee is selling its Philadelphia cGMP facility, equipment and intellectual property after a creditor assignment.
Philadelphia-based NSWCPD mechanical engineer Philip Dupuis traveled to USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) to restore an affected system beyond current shipboard capabilities.
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Should your city government pause data center development to allow time for regulatory studies?
The No Data Centers in Philly coalition gathered at City Hall to demand a moratorium on new industrial development.
Coverage takes in industry innovation, regulatory shifts, market performance and the societal impact of digital tools. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Software development and research initiatives remain key features of the local scene. Venture capital investment and workforce recruitment change most frequently within the market.
