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Professors think students are prepared for the workforce—nearly half of students disagree and feel unready even for entry-level roles in their field

Professors say soft skills and problem-solving are the keys to landing a job in an AI-burdened market. Gen Z isn’t buying it.

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September 15, 2025

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Zum founder Ritu Narayan explains why she wants to disrupt student transport: ‘As a parent, it is frustrating when you don’t know where the bus is’

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Amid the negative headlines, it’s easy to forget the tech industry can still amaze and do good too

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Georgia Tech professor: Banning AI from school is a mistake

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Microsoft says Iranian hackers targeted U.S. presidential campaigns and spread AI content insulting Donald Trump
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Microsoft says Iranian hackers targeted U.S. presidential campaigns and spread AI content insulting Donald Trump

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Judges, courts, and lawyers are going wild for AI. Now the UN wants to rein it in
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Judges, courts, and lawyers are going wild for AI. Now the UN wants to rein it in

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Microsoft’s new alliance and Anduril’s sky-high $14 billion valuation show defense tech is heating up

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It’s too soon to tell whether AI is making us more productive: ‘People are underestimating the long-term impact of AI at scale’

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Autodesk’s ‘discovery mentality’ gives managers permission to roll out AI experiments
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Autodesk’s ‘discovery mentality’ gives managers permission to roll out AI experiments

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Some European users will get access to Apple Intelligence after all

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This is what top CHROs say it takes to get hired in today’s cooling labor market

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After AI, quantum computing will have its ‘Sputnik’ moment says U.K.’s Riverlane founder, after securing $75 million

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Can Southeast Asian countries work together to regulate AI? ‘We love each other and yet … we’re always looking over our shoulder’

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Governments may take a softer approach to encourage responsible AI: ‘Overregulation will stifle AI innovation’

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Asia is fast embracing AI, but concerns about its language skills and environmental impact abound

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We know the Google antitrust ruling is huge, but we don’t know what it really means yet

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‘The Godmother of AI’ says California’s well-intended AI bill will harm the U.S. ecosystem
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Male executives see disruption as a threat. Women see it as an opportunity
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Male executives see disruption as a threat. Women see it as an opportunity

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IBM’s former head of AI says Big Tech needs to end arms race in LLMs to ditch its carbon backpack

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Robinhood, Nvidia, tech giants led market plunge amid economic jitters

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Elon Musk revives feud with OpenAI’s Sam Altman—’the Emperor has no clothes’

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Nvidia challenger Groq just raised $640 million for its AI chips. Its college dropout CEO says a viral moment was ‘a game changer’
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Nvidia challenger Groq just raised $640 million for its AI chips. Its college dropout CEO says a viral moment was ‘a game changer’

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A decade ago, Intel was also in the midst of a PC revival. Here’s why it’s doing worse in this one

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