OpenAI launches a teen-specific ChatGPT with safety features and learning tools for users aged 13–17, but critics warn major gaps remain, including unreliable age verification and unrestricted access without login, as legal pressure mounts and 70% of teens already use AI for schoolwork with little teacher guidance.
OpenAI launches a dedicated ChatGPT experience for teens, featuring built-in safety controls, parental notifications, Study Mode, and responsible homework tools designed to guide students through learning rather than simply handing them answers.
AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li warns that dangerous extremes of doom and utopia are drowning out nuanced AI discourse, urging a human-centric approach that treats AI as an empowering tool while calling on policymakers to build guardrails rather than slow development.
The UK graduate job market has plummeted to a 5-year low as employers slash entry-level hiring in favor of AI-fluent experienced workers, creating a stark divide between candidates who can leverage artificial intelligence and those who cannot.
A groundbreaking PwC survey of 1,000+ US finance executives reveals 86% now value AI training over an MBA for new hires, signaling a seismic shift in how the financial sector prioritizes talent and credentials.
Teenagers are turning to AI chatbots for emotional support, reporting they feel more understood and less judged by AI than by real people, prompting researchers to urge policymakers to address teens' unmet emotional needs rather than simply restricting AI access.
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.