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💫 Dynamic. Diverse. Creative. 🤝 Tech:NYC is bringing together the tech sector to work with city and state government to support a thriving NYC innovation economy. 🗽 Proud to celebrate tech’s impact with the launch of Obviously New York!

Cool and a little surreal to be there to ring the closing bell at NASDAQ on Friday Thank you to Tech:NYC ... good practice for the IPO ... stay tuned

Congrats NYS Senator Samra Brouk on passing a bill that funds high schools for robotics competitions! A great opportunity to expand opportunities for youth to engage with robotics and next-gen tech. Excited to continue to push this bill forward. More on the bill: nysenate.gov/legislation/bi…

Join Tech:NYC, Cornell Tech, and Tech At Bloomberg on June 16 for the latest installment of our Cornell Tech @ Bloomberg speaker series, featuring Hayley Bay Barna, Partner at First Round, in conversation with Caroline Hyde. Register here ➡️ go.bloomberg.com/attend/invite/…

New York City's tech scene is booming, and Tech:NYC is launching, #ObviouslyNewYork, a new initiative. With a vibrant ecosystem spanning healthcare, finance, fashion, and beyond, NYC is a global leader in innovation and growth. Tech:NYC #NYCTech

Keep an eye out for Obviously New York, a new effort celebrating our thriving tech ecosystem. As a tech leader in New York myself, I encourage developers to check out our city and all it has to offer! Tech:NYC #NYCTech blog.technyc.org/news/new-yorke…

Closing out our 10th season of our @Cornell_Tech @ Bloomberg speaker series collab! First Round's Hayley Bay Barna talks with Caroline Hyde about her journey from startup founder to VC and offers her take on the next wave of breakout startups. Tech At Bloomberg #CTechBBG

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1/ Went to the first half of the Tech:NYC's Decoded Futures Demo Night yesterday, a program helping NYC nonprofits build with AI. No hype. No decks. Just working tools solving real problems. A few awesome things I got to see:

2/ Brooklyn Public Library built a voice assistant for non-English speakers. It pulls from their catalog + events in real time, helping patrons navigate services without needing to request a human translator.

3/ Welcome to Chinatown built two things: → A field app for volunteers to update small biz data → A GPT tool that slashed outreach time from 81 days to 13 Big impact for a 4-person team serving 1,300+ businesses.

4/ An ID/DD support org integrated a GPT chatbot into Microsoft Teams. It helps caregivers understand individual needs — diet, communication style, favorite music — by summarizing care plans in natural language. Care gets more human, not less.

5/ A teacher training org used GPT to decode certification rules across states. What was once buried in legalese is now a searchable, conversational assistant for both staff and (eventually) students.

6/ What made this night awesome: these teams didn’t start with AI expertise. They used a simple framework (POP-IT: Problem, Output, Prompt, Input, Test) and built from real need. h/t to Bryan Lozano Bethany Crystal and everyone who makes this cool initiative happen.

New York’s policymakers and entrepreneurs have worked hard to position New York as a global tech capital. We have become a center of innovation where tech leaders, investors, and every industry come together to build the future. Just last week, New York City was ranked as the

The team is out here doing the work and it’s awesome.

Tech:NYC recently had the honor of ringing the Nasdaq closing bell to celebrate the launch of our fantastic new initiative, #ObviouslyNewYork. Huge congrats to the entire Tech:NYC team on this milestone! #Nasdaq