Mark Tullis
Mark is Co-founder/Editor of TechBuzz News. From Ogden, UT, Mark attended WSU, BYU, and Tufts. He has been involved in tech, media, publishing since the 80s.
Palladyne AI, formerly Sarcos Robotics (Salt Lake City, UT), has transformed from building exoskeletons to developing embodied AI software powering autonomous drones and robots, securing Air Force contracts, key patents, and a growing defense-tech footprint.
by Mark Tullis
Palladyne AI, formerly Sarcos Robotics (Salt Lake City, UT), has transformed from building exoskeletons to developing embodied AI software powering autonomous drones and robots, securing Air Force contracts, key patents, and a growing defense-tech footprint.
by Mark Tullis
Paul Burgon’s Exit Ventures (Provo, UT) merges with KittyHawk Ventures (Los Angeles). Burgon joins as partner, focusing on energy and infrastructure, leveraging corporate partnerships, and accelerating strategic exits across frontier technologies, including AI and climate tech.
by Mark Tullis
Paul Burgon’s Exit Ventures (Provo, UT) merges with KittyHawk Ventures (Los Angeles). Burgon joins as partner, focusing on energy and infrastructure, leveraging corporate partnerships, and accelerating strategic exits across frontier technologies, including AI and climate tech.
by Mark Tullis
Commissioner Geoffrey Landward explores reforms emphasizing experiential learning, mentorship, and microcredentials, preparing students and the community to adapt, thrive, and maintain human-centered skills in an evolving economy.
by Mark Tullis
Commissioner Geoffrey Landward explores reforms emphasizing experiential learning, mentorship, and microcredentials, preparing students and the community to adapt, thrive, and maintain human-centered skills in an evolving economy.
by Mark Tullis
At the Organized Intelligence 2025 Conference, Elder Gerrit W. Gong and Josh Coates explored AI’s role in faith, ethics, and discipleship, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and innovations like LDSbot that support religious learning and personal spiritual growth.
by Mark Tullis
At the Organized Intelligence 2025 Conference, Elder Gerrit W. Gong and Josh Coates explored AI’s role in faith, ethics, and discipleship, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and innovations like LDSbot that support religious learning and personal spiritual growth.
by Mark Tullis