A new KPMG and University of Texas study of 523 professionals finds that workers who actively challenge and guide AI consistently outperform those who blindly accept its output, raising urgent concerns about AI overreliance deskilling the modern workforce.
A new AI fluency chart by Rowan Cheung is redefining workplace performance standards, outlining clear expectations for six professional roles — from developers to CEOs — on how effectively they must integrate AI tools to rank from unacceptable to exceptional.
Despite AI handling 75% of coding tasks, Replit's head of AI Michele Catasta says engineers remain irreplaceable for verifying code, making architectural decisions, and solving complex problems, as AI reshapes—not eliminates—the engineering role.
AI intuition is emerging as the most critical skill professionals must develop heading into 2026, as enterprise AI adoption and agentic AI continue reshaping industries across the globe.
A free reinforcement learning book, 'The Little Book of Reinforcement Learning,' launches on GitHub, offering PyTorch implementations of algorithms from Monte Carlo methods to PPO, complete with proofs and explanations, available under a Creative Commons license with more content coming soon.
Meta's massive $50 billion data center expansion in Richland Parish, Louisiana is transforming the local economy, delivering teacher bonuses up to $50,000, over $1.6 billion in local business contracts, and more than 1,000 jobs as the facility scales to become one of the largest AI infrastructure projects in the world.
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opens July 4 in Medora, North Dakota, featuring a lifelike AI avatar of Roosevelt and a powerful search tool giving the world access to hundreds of thousands of his historical documents.
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.