Cape Cod Technology Council, Inc.

Our first Tech & Tonic was a success! Thanks to all who came out to our Thursday night social to learn more about the work we're doing to strengthen technology in the region, and to meet others who share a common interest in technology and the positive impacts it can have in our lives and our communities. If you missed the event, but are interested in getting involved with the Tech Council, email us at info@cctechcouncil.org.

This is a great opportunity for any organization that is overseeing and managing public and affordable housing units on Cape Cod to get funding to improve the internet service for your residents to address digital equity in our region. Don't miss out! To submit a letter of interest, visit https://lnkd.in/gUPuRB3H.

Yesterday, ArtifexAI's Russ W. spoke to the Tech Council about how artificial intelligence can serve as a transformative tool for municipal leaders and boards to make decisions around public policy. It was a fascinating talk about how AI can empower cities and towns in the work they are doing in tackling significant issues like housing, water quality, and infrastructure. We're grateful to Russ for sharing his insight on how AI can benefit communities like ours on Cape Cod!

One week from today, we'll be holding a Tech & Tonic social at Sam Diego's in Hyannis, 5-7 pm. This is a free event where you'll enjoy tasty apps while meeting others interested in technology, and learning more about the work the Tech Council does on Cape Cod. Register now at https://lnkd.in/ez7v7Wc4. We hope to see you there!

On Friday, Russ W. will show how AI and data technology can be used to improve policies to address local issues. Earlier this year, Russ spoke at Massachusetts Institute of Technology about how municipalities can build smarter communities using AI: https://lnkd.in/erGngbSr. Link in comment to register for Friday's talk at Cape Cod Community College.

If you're at all interested in technology, you'll want to join us for a fun-filled evening of socializing, light networking, and some tech talk. Join us (and bring a friend or a colleague) for our first-ever Tech & Tonic night at Sam Diego's in Hyannis!

"We often think AI is just for big cities like Boston or San Francisco, but its impact could be even more profound in smaller communities like ours on the Cape," ArtifexAI CEO Russ W. shared with us. And one week from today, Russ will show how artificial intelligence can be used to address important community challenges, from wastewater to infrastructure to housing, at our First Friday at Cape Cod Community College. Learn more about next week's talk and register now at https://lnkd.in/e6R92_fN.

We're going to be kicking off the month of October with an AI-focused talk featuring ArtifexAI CEO Russ W.. He'll be talking about the link between artificial intelligence and its power to address the issues we're facing locally here on the Cape — housing, wastewater, water quality, and more. To sign up for the talk, visit https://lnkd.in/e59XYQkb.

The Cape Cod Chronicle did a great piece on The Nines Art Gallery's Luther Bates, who spoke to the Tech Council last week, and how he helped launch EVKON. and became involved in EV charging station technology. You can read the article at https://lnkd.in/erQVD2Ae.

Electric vehicles are an important part of our state's and our country's clean energy goals. Electric vehicles will play a critical role in these efforts. And yesterday at our First Friday at Cape Cod Community College, EVKON. co-founder Luther Bates of Chatham, explained how his company is addressing the infrastructure needs of EVs by helping companies build EV charging stations on their properties. We're grateful to Luther for taking the time to share his knowledge and expertise on such a critical issue.