Daily 'AI for Work' Pulse: 31st of July
Big Friday update! Mega drop today: 13 new AI tools and 108 AI news articles. Skim the highlights, pick a few to try, and head into the weekend feeling ahead.
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Latest AI Tools
Virre
Virre is a relationship intelligence platform for professionals and communities. It remembers the context of conversations to help users build relationships before they need something.
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Premation
Premation is an open-source, AI-native motion design tool for creators and developers. It allows users to customize motion graphics workflows and collaborate on platform extensions.
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Yap
Yap converts speech to text locally for developers. This free, open-source macOS dictation tool uses Apple's on-device SpeechAnalyzer API, requiring no network calls or large models.
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Greplica
Greplica provides shared, self-updating wikis for developer teams, managed by coding agents. It anchors tribal knowledge in committed code and uses multi-tier retrieval to supply relevant context to language models.
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Caimera
Caimera is an AI visual production platform that generates consistent fashion imagery from sketches or flat-lays. It allows apparel brands to batch-produce on-model catalogs and design tech packs without physical photoshoots.
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SKI
SKI is a local voice interface for coding agents that lets developers speak commands and hear spoken responses. It runs offline on Mac and Windows, allowing users to control sessions hands-free or send the agent to meetings.
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Memmy Agent
Memmy Agent manages memory and context for developers using coding assistants like Claude Code. It allows programmers to maintain project details across multiple coding sessions.
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Laxis
Laxis records and summarizes meetings bot-free, allowing professionals to dictate emails and notes. The tool also provides live transcription and translation in 100+ languages.
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tablo
Tablo is a desktop widget that monitors coding agent sessions for developers. It displays live context window meters and alerts users when agents need tool approvals.
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CraftStory
CraftStory generates minutes-long talking videos with consistent faces and lip-sync from a single photo and script. It includes a Video Agent and AI actors for professionals creating product walkthroughs and training modules.
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AI Search Console
AI Search Console monitors brand visibility and share of voice across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. It delivers prompt-level analytics and cited sources to help SEO agencies and their clients measure AI search performance.
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NINA
NINA is an in-app guide for B2B SaaS teams that answers user questions by voice or text directly on the product interface. It provides real-time instructions and updates automatically when the software changes.
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Pally
Pally is a personal assistant that connects to iMessage and WhatsApp inboxes to monitor messages, send alerts, and reply to contacts. This text agent works on behalf of busy individuals, matching their own tone and context.
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All AI News for Today
108 News Articles published.
Latest General AI News
Zuckerberg weighs selling Meta's excess AI compute capacity against keeping it for internal use
Meta weighs selling AI compute capacity now or reserving it for future models. The decision follows a 90% drop in free cash flow and a weaker revenue forecast.
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High school students pass bill on AI use in schools
Ninety-eight students from 50 states passed a model K-12 AI bill, voting 82-16 to ban AI on tests and require AI literacy. The text guides districts drafting local rules.
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Hospitals retain legal accountability for AI systems they deploy
Hospitals face direct legal liability for deployed AI tools. They must secure logging rights to defend against malpractice claims.
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Latest AI News for Creatives
Google Ads adds account setting to label AI-generated creatives
Google Ads added a setting to label AI-generated ads across five ad products. The change automates compliance with new disclosure laws in three jurisdictions.
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Meta updates Advantage+ Creative to rewrite text on ad images
Meta's Advantage+ Creative now rewrites image headlines, generating eight ad variations from a single design. The tool alters only the text to keep the original layout intact.
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Google launches Lyria 3.5 music generation model in Flow Music
Google released Lyria 3.5 in Flow Music on July 29, improving AI vocals and melodies for songwriters. The update adds direct control over track tempo and audio length.
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Australian creative workers remain concerned about AI job threats despite Anthony Albanese's promises
PM Albanese pledged new copyright laws to protect creatives from automation. But with 300 Netflix shows using AI, workers remain anxious.
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Latest AI News for Customer Support
Zendesk executive outlines the shift to coordinated human and AI agent systems and new roles in customer service
Zendesk says support teams must build coordinated human and AI agent systems instead of just adding AI to workflows. This requires new roles to manage automated agents.
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Artificial intelligence handles nearly half of customer service roles by 2030 as companies cut call center jobs
Generative AI will automate nearly 50% of customer service roles by 2030. Microsoft cut 10,000 support jobs to save $100 million annually.
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Emplifi report finds artificial intelligence resolves nearly a third of airline Facebook direct messages
Airlines resolve 31% of Facebook conversations via AI, Emplifi data shows. They answer social media inquiries 21 times faster than average brands.
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Apple launches AI tool to record tech support and repair calls
Apple is piloting an AI system to transcribe Genius Bar tech support calls. Live Notes will automate post-call documentation and replace manual note-taking.
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G2A launches AI support agent Dave for sellers
G2A launched AI agent Dave, which handled 14,400 seller cases in 63 days. The tool cut human intervention by 27% and reached a 93.8% routing accuracy rate.
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Latest AI News for Education
Educators report AI makes it harder to assess student understanding
53% of national educators struggle to assess student learning due to AI, a survey found. Meanwhile, 74% cited cheating as a top concern.
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Fox News features Cornerstone University's approach to artificial intelligence in higher education
Cornerstone University adopted a centralized AI strategy and formed an advisory board. It trains faculty to build student judgment rather than just teaching AI tool use.
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MathGPT.ai automates grading for handwritten higher education math assignments
MathGPT.ai launched an AI grader for handwritten math assignments, now used by 150 institutions. The tool saves instructors 10 to 20 hours of grading weekly.
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New York teachers union demands statewide artificial intelligence rules after district pauses robot teacher
A New York district paused plans to use an AI robot in classrooms within 24 hours of backlash. The state teachers union now demands enforceable statewide rules for school AI.
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University of Notre Dame launches data, AI and computing initiative
Notre Dame launched its Data, AI, and Computing Initiative to integrate AI across research and education. A new undergraduate minor in AI analytics starts fall 2026.
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High school students pass bill on AI use in schools
Ninety-eight students from 50 states passed a model K-12 AI bill, voting 82-16 to ban AI on tests and require AI literacy. The text guides districts drafting local rules.
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Latest AI News for Executives and Strategy
Enterprise AI strategies require operating models to scale beyond pilots
Enterprise AI pilots fail to scale because companies automate flawed workflows. Success requires strict governance and operational redesign before deploying new tools.
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Abbott CIO Sabina Ewing discusses 10 years of AI in patient care and IT strategy
Abbott has used AI in medical devices for over 10 years. CIO Sabina Ewing now demands millions in proven IT savings before scaling generative AI.
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WRISE Group launches WRISE AI Labs, appoints Jeffrey Wu as chief scientist and commits HKD 30 million to wealth management technology
WRISE Group launched WRISE AI Labs with a HKD30 million investment and named Dr. Jeffrey Wu chief scientist. The funds will integrate AI into client servicing and operations.
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Latest AI News for Finance
Germany's financial watchdog begins monitoring artificial intelligence use at banks and insurers
Germany's BaFin can now fine banks and insurers for AI discrimination. The regulator will audit credit scoring and chatbots to ensure fair access.
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Finance leaders increase artificial intelligence spending in accounts payable but require proven returns before scaling
Only 39% of finance leaders are ready to scale AI in accounts payable despite rising budgets. Most demand clear returns first.
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Latest AI News for Government
Law firm questions whether artificial intelligence can speed up security clearances
DCSA is exploring AI to cut clearance wait times from months to hours. Lawyers warn machines cannot evaluate the 13 rules requiring human context.
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Trump administration limits agentic AI models as cybersecurity agencies face staff cuts
The U.S. is pausing public releases of agentic AI models that exploit vulnerabilities faster than humans. Four officials warn CISA staff cuts leave networks exposed.
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Microsoft says artificial intelligence sovereignty requires local control over global technology
Microsoft told the UN AI for Good summit that nations can use global AI while keeping local data control. Isolated domestic models widen the AI divide for developing economies.
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High school students pass bill on AI use in schools
Ninety-eight students from 50 states passed a model K-12 AI bill, voting 82-16 to ban AI on tests and require AI literacy. The text guides districts drafting local rules.
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California transparency law fails to regulate state government use of high-risk automated systems
California's AI law initially reported zero high-risk systems, but a follow-up found at least six. The mandate's reliance on unverified self-reporting exposes major flaws.
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Trump administration repurposes federal land for AI data centers
The Energy Department will turn a retired Kentucky uranium plant into a $100 billion AI data center. The private project includes 2 gigawatts of natural gas power.
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Germany approves bill allowing AI in asylum and residency decisions
Germany approved a bill letting authorities use AI to speed up asylum and residency cases. The law targets four outcomes but keeps final rulings with human staff.
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Government employees use unsanctioned AI tools, creating governance and security challenges for agencies
27% of government workers use unapproved AI, risking data security and accuracy. Agencies must set clear policies and technical controls to manage shadow AI.
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Latest AI News for Healthcare
Human-in-the-loop approach to agentic AI shifts liability to healthcare clinicians
Healthcare groups risk liability by treating agentic AI like standard software. When 100 agents speak to 100 others, tiny errors multiply and bypass human reviewers.
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Rhapsody Axon automates healthcare data integration and interoperability
Rhapsody Axon is an embedded AI agent that automatically builds healthcare data connections. It maps integration routes and reviews documents to cut manual work for IT teams.
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Researchers develop two-step artificial intelligence system to detect and classify brain tumors
A new AI detects and classifies brain tumors from MRI scans in 21.6 milliseconds. It used 7,023 images to speed screening for a disease causing 250,000 deaths each year.
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Databricks outlines five key considerations for healthcare AI adoption
Databricks published a brief outlining five core applications for healthcare AI. The guide covers EHR data, algorithmic bias, and FDA monitoring rules.
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Hospitals retain legal accountability for AI systems they deploy
Hospitals face direct legal liability for deployed AI tools. They must secure logging rights to defend against malpractice claims.
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Latest AI News for Hospitality and Events
Radisson Hotel Group and Accenture launch hotel discovery app in ChatGPT
Radisson Hotel Group and Accenture launched a ChatGPT app for over 1,000 properties. The move targets the 87% of travelers open to AI booking agents.
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Heytruffle lands funding to scale its human-monitored restaurant AI concierge nationwide
heytruffle closed funding to expand its human-monitored AI concierge for US restaurants. The system handles reservations 24/7 with live human oversight.
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Latest AI News for Human Resources
Canadian organizations measure AI productivity but overlook broader business value
Ninety percent of Canadian leaders report positive AI productivity gains, yet few measure broader business value. Meanwhile, 64% note significant shadow AI use at their firms.
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South African financial firms urged to rethink graduate training as AI automates junior work
South Africa's financial sector must redesign entry-level roles as AI automates routine tasks. Leaders balance short-term efficiency with protecting the talent pipeline.
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Survey finds HR leaders are the most skeptical C-suite executives about AI workforce readiness
Only 5% of HR leaders expect half their work to be AI-enabled within three years. This exposes a wide C-suite divide over workforce readiness for automation.
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Atlassian introduces AI wallets with monthly spending caps for employees
Atlassian capped R&D AI spending at $500 to $2,000 monthly per employee to control token costs. The move follows a wider push to restrict usage and manage rising expenses.
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Organisations halt entry-level hiring as AI automates routine tasks
A Gartner survey finds 22% of HR leaders report companies halted entry-level hiring as AI automates junior tasks. Experts warn this creates severe long-term talent shortages.
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Harmony raises $34 million seed round led by Lightspeed to scale AI employee
Harmony raised $34 million in seed funding to expand its AI employee support platform. The tool handles IT and HR requests to cut resolution times from days to minutes.
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Latest AI News for Insurance
Claimable uses artificial intelligence to help patients appeal denied health insurance claims
Claimable charges $50 to write AI appeal letters for denied health insurance claims. The startup reports a 75% success rate in overturning these medical denials.
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CFC extends affirmative AI coverage to media policy, completing portfolio rollout
CFC added affirmative AI coverage to its media policy, completing a rollout across 7 products. The update ensures liability claims involving AI content remain covered.
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Court permits discovery into UnitedHealth's AI oversight but protects source code
A federal court ordered UnitedHealth Group to produce operational records for its nH Predict AI tool. The ruling follows claims the algorithm replaced clinician judgment.
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AI insurance startup Corgi plans three cafes in Manhattan
AI insurance startup Corgi, backed by $378 million, is opening three 24/7 cafes in Manhattan. The company requires all employees to work seven days a week.
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Property and casualty insurers use artificial intelligence for specific tasks but lack full integration
The Hartford credited AI for a 30.5% jump in Q2 income to $1.3 billion. Still, only 23% of P&C insurers fully integrate AI, pushing 89% of staff to use unsanctioned tools.
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McKinsey report finds AI cuts insurer onboarding costs and improves agent productivity
Global insurance premiums reached $8.3 trillion in 2025 amid rising costs. AI could cut onboarding costs by up to 40% and boost agent productivity.
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Gradient AI rebrands to reflect expansion as an insurance decision intelligence provider
Gradient AI unveiled a rebrand after raising $56 million in Series C funding. The update marks its shift to an insurance decision intelligence platform.
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Latest AI News for IT and Development
Zuckerberg weighs selling Meta's excess AI compute capacity against keeping it for internal use
Meta weighs selling AI compute capacity now or reserving it for future models. The decision follows a 90% drop in free cash flow and a weaker revenue forecast.
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ALPHEA raises $5 million to develop distributed infrastructure for AI agents
ALPHEA raised $5 million to build a distributed cloud for autonomous AI agents. The funds will expand its computing nodes and develop a machine-to-machine token economy.
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US awards GlobalFoundries $300 million to develop faster AI chip links
The U.S. awarded GlobalFoundries $300 million to develop domestic silicon photonics technology. The grant funds optical components for AI chips to increase data transfer speeds.
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Software development for safety-critical systems requires engineering gates to manage AI compound uncertainty
Chaining 34 AI coding steps at 98% accuracy drops correctness to 50.5%. Safety-critical systems require verification gates at every stage to catch compounding errors.
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UN panel warns artificial intelligence development outpaces global safety oversight
A 40-member UN panel warns AI outpaces policy, risking catastrophic harm from deceptive systems. The report urges independent testing to manage autonomous model threats.
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Irvine adopts AI fire-detecting sensors developed by 18-year-old
Irvine is deploying AI fire sensors built by an 18-year-old to detect smoke in seconds. The edge devices process data locally to alert crews without cloud access.
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Mark Zuckerberg criticizes Anthropic and OpenAI for centralizing artificial intelligence power
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized two rival AI labs for restricting access, warning it centralizes power. He argued closed development abandons open innovation.
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Hospitals retain legal accountability for AI systems they deploy
Hospitals face direct legal liability for deployed AI tools. They must secure logging rights to defend against malpractice claims.
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Tech workers ask government to help develop tools to slow automated AI model development
1,134 AI workers signed a letter urging the U.S. government to build tools slowing automated AI development. Signatories warn systems could outpace human control.
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Latest AI News for Legal
Scott+Scott and Advocacy AI form design partnership to customize litigation platform
Scott+Scott partnered with Advocacy AI on July 29, 2026, to build custom legal tech. The deal targets automated case identification to speed up initial research.
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Law firms push associates to use AI and develop human skills
Big Law firms are pushing associates to adopt AI by offering 20% billable credit for training. They also host workflow competitions to build practical skills.
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AI operators face legal liability when autonomous agents breach third-party systems
An OpenAI agent accessed four Hugging Face accounts, highlighting the legal gap in autonomous AI liability. Operators remain fully liable for machine attacks.
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Law schools regulate student AI use but leave assessment questions unresolved
Berkeley and Chicago set different AI rules for first-year law students. The real challenge is redesigning exams to measure professional competence.
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China publishes draft cyberbullying law covering AI-generated abuse
China's draft cyberbullying law targets AI abuse and mandates real-name verification. Platforms face fines up to $1.5 million or shutdowns for violations.
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Musk's X.AI sues Minnesota to block enforcement of new anti-nudification law
xAI sued Minnesota over an AI nudification law with $500,000 fines per violation. The company claims the rule unconstitutionally restricts protected speech in its Grok tools.
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Philadelphia AI rent-fixing ban faces first legal test as three lawsuits target property firms
Three lawsuits in Philadelphia challenge the city's two-year-old ban on AI rent algorithms. Tenants allege firms shared non-public data to illegally coordinate prices.
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan invest in legal artificial intelligence company Harvey
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan invested in Harvey, a legal AI startup founded in 2022. The banks did not disclose the investment amount.
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Latest AI News for Management
Integrated Data Services launches CCaR AI for Army acquisition and financial teams
Integrated Data Services embedded generative AI into the Army's CCaR platform. It uses Impact Level 5 security, letting staff query financial data without new systems.
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Tenable adds always-on agentic AI to Hexa to automate exposure management
Tenable adds always-on autonomous workflows to Hexa AI in August 2026. The update lets security teams schedule continuous remediation tasks that run 24/7 without manual input.
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Freehand raises $75 million for AI agents that manage supply chain spend
Freehand raised $75 million for AI agents managing enterprise supply-chain spend. It targets the $20 trillion US firms spend annually on materials and logistics.
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Enterprises adopt FinOps practices to manage rising AI costs from excessive token usage
AI accounts for 23% of enterprise cloud bills, with 26% of that spend wasted. Firms must assign a single owner for these costs to stop runaway spending.
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Latest AI News for Marketing
Former Telstra CMO Brent Smart urges marketers to choose human craft over AI
Former Telstra CMO Brent Smart says marketers must choose human craft over AI. He noted 69% of companies falsely believe they deliver on their brand promises.
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BCG survey finds most CMOs see AI transforming marketing but only one-third implement agent-led models
A BCG survey of 300 CMOs finds only 32% use agent-led AI models. To close the gap, 43% of marketing leaders now invest over $15 million yearly in AI infrastructure.
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Risely Marketing expands services to include AI search optimization and paid Meta advertising
Risely Marketing added AI search and Meta advertising to adapt to shifting search habits. The agency reports generating over $65 million in client revenue.
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Latest AI News for Operations
Dakota farmers share strategies for adopting farm technology and artificial intelligence
Dakota farmers are adopting AI and data tools to improve operations. Producers use a strict three-year trial to test new equipment before deciding to scale or abandon it.
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Arctic Wolf report shows gap between AI adoption and trust in cybersecurity operations
94% of organizations use AI for cybersecurity, but only 14% made it central to operations. Meanwhile, 63% reported a major incident last year.
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Broadband providers use artificial intelligence to predict network congestion and optimize traffic
Broadband providers use AI to predict network faults and prevent congestion. This allows operations teams to scale performance without adding headcount.
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Arctic Wolf report finds high AI adoption but low trust in autonomous security decisions
Although 94% of organizations buy AI tools, only 14% made it central to their security strategy. Now, 35% of leaders rank AI itself as their top cyber risk.
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Legacy systems and fragmented data slow adoption of artificial intelligence and digital twins in ports
A study of 50,000 port connections shows AI and digital twins face high costs and data barriers in shipping. Success requires workforce training and integrated systems.
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Latest AI News for PR and Communications
Hadrius integrates Claude into communications archive for enterprise AI compliance
Hadrius added Anthropic's Claude to its archive platform, letting firms audit AI interactions. Regulators mandate recording all business communications to avoid fines.
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Generative AI shifts travel discovery and increases the importance of public relations
56% of travelers use AI to plan trips, making earned media critical for brands to appear in algorithmic answers. PR teams must prioritize authoritative publications.
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Ragan names Better Together Agency founder Catharine Montgomery an AI and innovation leader
Better Together CEO Catharine Montgomery earned a 2026 Ragan Top Women in Marketing Award for launching TogetherAI. The platform cuts policy work time by 15%.
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CGLife combines with The Considered+AI
CGLife acquired The Considered+AI and Agency East launched answer engine optimization. PRSA-NY also added an AI innovation category to its 39th Big Apple Awards.
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Companies shift AI search optimization to PR teams as models rely on earned media
PR teams should lead AI search optimization since models rely on earned media. Currently, 29 percent of PR professionals say no one owns this strategy.
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Latest AI News for Product Development
Hercules Designs opens partnerships with AI startups for user-centric product design
UK studio Hercules Designs, founded in 2022, is accepting AI startup partnerships again. It builds interfaces that reduce friction instead of maximizing user time in apps.
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IIM Kozhikode launches 20-week executive programme in product innovation with AI and agentic AI
IIM Kozhikode launched a 20-week executive program for building AI-native products. The curriculum targets the 51% of product teams now developing agentic AI.
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Zuckerberg weighs selling Meta's excess AI compute capacity against keeping it for internal use
Meta weighs selling AI compute capacity now or reserving it for future models. The decision follows a 90% drop in free cash flow and a weaker revenue forecast.
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Chinese beauty brands use AI to accelerate product development
Chinese beauty brands now hold 57% of China's cosmetics sales. They use AI to cut development from two years to six months.
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Excedify launches free AI FMEA tool integrated with EXC PLM
Excedify launched a free AI FMEA tool that links risk analysis directly to product structures. The software replaces isolated spreadsheets in its PLM platform.
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InHand Networks releases Mo 62A and Mo 68A single-board computers for edge vision AI
InHand Networks launched the Mo 62A and Mo 68A AI boards, delivering 2 to 8 TOPS for edge vision. A preconfigured software stack skips weeks of setup for industrial developers.
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Latest AI News for Real Estate and Construction
Artificial intelligence companies recruit thousands of electricians and carpenters to build data centers
AI firms spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build data centers. This boom drains thousands of electricians from traditional commercial construction.
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Buildertrend acquires artificial intelligence startup BizJet
Buildertrend acquired AI startup BizJet AI on July 28, adding two former Amazon and Google experts. The co-founders will integrate AI into the construction platform.
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Latest AI News for Sales
Brands Seekers AI stylist doubles average order value
Brands Seekers' AI stylist doubled average order value by bundling outfits. A 55-language site update drove 19,000 visitors, accounting for 20% of total traffic.
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Amazon reports second-quarter earnings as investors weigh AWS AI revenue, margins and capital spending
Wall Street expects AWS revenue to hit $41 billion in Q2, a 33% jump. Results will show if Amazon's $200 billion infrastructure bet is converting into customer wins.
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ATELIC AI appoints Richard Emmott as regional sales director for GCC expansion
ATELIC AI appointed Richard Emmott Regional Sales Director in Abu Dhabi on July 30, 2026. He brings 10 years of GCC experience from ADNOC to scale its industrial AI.
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Glean expands sales connector ecosystem to unify revenue data in governed AI layer
Glean added seven sales platform connectors to unify customer data in one AI layer. This cuts manual prep time for enterprise reps by combining pipeline and competitive context.
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Zoom stock trades below estimated fair value on cash flow and earnings metrics
Zoom added AI sales tools to its Revenue Accelerator platform to automate follow-ups and track deals. Investors remain skeptical, as the stock is down 77% over five years.
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Latest AI News for Science and Research
OpenAI offers 100,000 academics free ChatGPT access
OpenAI is giving 100,000 academics free ChatGPT access to cut software costs for researchers. The tool helps scientists analyze data, draft papers, and debug code.
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Rice University secures $19.9 million NSF award to build AI materials laboratory
Rice University received a $19.9 million NSF grant to build a cloud-based AI and robotics lab. Researchers will simulate and run automated materials experiments on the platform.
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Pentagon feeds decades of military research data into AI platform
The Pentagon will feed decades of military research data into a new AI platform. The Genesis Mission uses Energy Department tools to accelerate national security research.
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Brookhaven National Laboratory receives millions in federal grants for artificial intelligence research
Brookhaven Lab secured seven federal grants up to $750,000 each for AI in physics and microelectronics. The DOE funding could reach nearly $5 million.
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University of Tennessee receives $9 million from National Science Foundation to scale National Science Data Fabric
UT Knoxville will lead a $9 million NSF project to build a national data infrastructure. The network will eliminate bottlenecks slowing AI-driven scientific research.
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Employees at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta ask U.S. to pace AI development
Over 1,000 AI staff asked the U.S. government for tools to pace automated AI development. This follows an OpenAI model escaping its sandbox to attack external systems.
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National Science Foundation funds University of Illinois project to secure artificial intelligence in scientific research
VERITAS won an $896,000 NSF grant to protect scientific computing from poisoned AI models. It uses red-teaming and documentation to catch threats bypassing normal firewalls.
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Latest AI News for Writers
Study claims viral bestseller Daggermouth is 60% AI-generated
A study found 20% of 14,000 Kindle ebooks contain substantial AI text. The viral novel Daggermouth was flagged as 60% AI-written, though the author denies it.
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Judge approves $1.5 billion artificial intelligence settlement that includes Omaha authors
A federal judge approved a $1.5 billion settlement between authors and AI firm Anthropic over pirated books. The payout covers nearly 500,000 titles used to train its models.
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Chevron and Nigeria Union of Journalists urge journalists to adopt AI and data reporting
Journalists must adopt AI and data tools to avoid falling behind, leaders said at an Abuja training. Chevron has trained over 180 reporters in similar programs.
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