Tampa startup’s AI robot keeps learning

According to consulting firm McKinsey & Company's estimates, artificial intelligence (AI) could create a $13 trillion increase in economic output by 2030.

Maya Ai, a Tampa-based machine learning platform, hopes to play a significant role in that economic windfall through its patent-pending technology.

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City leaders address violence at youth football games

St. Petersburg city leaders, youth football representatives and the community came together Wednesday night to discuss creating a safer environment for the city's youth football league following a recent incident.

Mayor Ken Welch hosted the community conversation at the Lake Vista Recreation Center, just a short distance from Lakewood High School’s football field. The meeting was in response to a large brawl two weekends ago at a game between the St. Petersburg Lil’ Devils and the Lakewood Jr. Spartans, when a group of teenagers began fighting outside the field before storming the fences and leaving those in attendance fearing what would happen next.

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