“I’m not worried” – USC expert weighs in on AI debate
“This is a very promising tool. So I feel like it can be employed very well. That’s why I am not in the bracket of people who are overly worried about it,” he says.
“This is a very promising tool. So I feel like it can be employed very well. That’s why I am not in the bracket of people who are overly worried about it,” he says.
While deputies were on scene investigating, RCSD was advised that six additional victims with gunshot wounds had arrived at local hospitals.
Staff with the Lexington County Coroner’s Office are celebrating the opening of their new facility on South Lake Drive.
Cancer survivors and advocates gathered inside the State House Tuesday morning for a special prayer event.
So far over $15,000 has been raised for Officer Dymock as he continues to recover from his injuries, and over $34,000 has been raised for Officer DeLong’s family — leaving behind his wife Hannah and two small children.
Photos provided by CPD COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — According to the Columbia Police Department, Officer David Dymock has been released from the hospital after he and fellow Officer Chris DeLong were involved in a shooting with a suspect Saturday morning. Officer DeLong later passed away from his injuries. Visitation for Officer DeLong will be held Thursday at the Dunbar Funeral…
Over 150 artists and vendors were available for guests and cosplayers to enjoy.
Columbia Police says Keith Lynch was safely located after being the subject of a BOLO issued following his disappearance on August 22.
Fairfield County has issued a statement following a lawsuit filed against Healthcare SC, LLC – the owner of the MLily mattress factory that was destroyed by fire. MLily USA is also named in the suit.
By MICHAEL CASEY Updated 11:55 AM EDT, August 22, 2026 A federal judge in New York has vacated a Trump administration policy that suspended the processing of visas from 75 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Somalia, whose nationals the Trump administration deemed likely to require public assistance in the United States. U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas, an appointee of former…