Google unveils powerful AI tools including Gemini for Science and AlphaEvolve, partnering with top universities to give every researcher a virtual lab and potentially usher in a golden age of scientific discovery.
Tech giants OpenAI, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic are funding a $500 million nonprofit initiative called Raise Us to retrain American workers displaced by the very AI technology these companies are deploying, launching pilot programs across four states in a move that acknowledges growing tension between AI-driven layoffs and long-term …
Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and former Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb launch RAISE US, a billion-dollar nonpartisan nonprofit backed by Amazon, Microsoft, and Anthropic, aimed at preparing American workers for an AI-driven economy through state partnerships, employer coalitions, and AI-powered career navigation tools.
A new bipartisan nonprofit, RAISE US, launches with $500 million from OpenAI, Amazon, Microsoft, and others to retrain workers displaced by AI, with ambitious plans to raise $1 billion — though its own leaders warn it may not be enough.
The job market is tightening sharply as AI reshapes hiring demands, with U.S. hiring still 24% below pre-pandemic levels and employers now seeking candidates who combine technical skills with human strengths like adaptability and collaboration — as LinkedIn warns 70% of job skills will change by 2030.
A free, open-source GitHub project called LLM Algorithm Practice Lab is giving job seekers and AI practitioners hands-on Jupyter Notebook training in large language model development, covering everything from Python basics to advanced CUDA kernel programming through structured, test-driven exercises.
Rep. Sam Liccardo unveils the SKILL Act, offering companies up to $5,000 in tax credits per student to fund AI workforce training at community colleges and public universities, backed by $500 million in annual authority and supported by Nvidia and major industry groups.
AI is rapidly eliminating entry-level jobs in customer service, data entry, and coding, hitting college-educated workers hard, but experts insist economic growth will birth entirely new human roles while soft skills like leadership and communication remain automation-proof.
Stanford's STORM AI system autonomously generates Wikipedia-style research reports with citations using multi-perspective questioning and simulated expert conversations, attracting over 70,000 users, with a collaborative Co-STORM extension allowing humans to actively join the research process alongside AI agents.
Microsoft's free 'AI For Beginners' open-source curriculum is taking the world by storm, amassing 48,000 GitHub stars as it delivers 12 weeks of hands-on AI education — covering neural networks, computer vision, and ethics — in over 50 languages to learners worldwide.