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‘You won’t be able to AI your way through an oral exam’: Colleges have an Ancient Greek-style solution to the Gen Z stare

“It comes across as if we’re trying to prevent cheating,” the University of Pennsylvania’s Emily Hammer says. “That’s not why we’re doing this.”

By Jocelyn Gecker and The Associated PressMarch 25, 2026

Workers around the world are scared. A massive new survey shows just how much

“AI is not like the weather,” ADP chief economist Nela Richardson says. “It is not just going to descend upon us.” In other words, it’s here.

By Nick LichtenbergMarch 25, 2026

Wall Street is convinced AI will kill SaaS. History and economics say something else

After one Anthropic product demo sent software stocks tumbling 8%, Fortune examines whether AI will truly end the era of business software as we know it.

By Jeremy KahnMarch 25, 2026

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AI agents are getting more capable, but reliability is lagging—and that’s a problem

Most AI vendors don’t benchmark for reliability. A new benchmark from Princeton researchers does.

By Jeremy KahnMarch 24, 2026

Billionaire Larry Fink says you’re wrong to think that AI stealing your job is the big problem—it’s really about what it’s doing for his class

AI-driven benefits are still contained to a small portion of Americans, a bad sign for the growing wealth gap.

By Tristan BoveMarch 24, 2026

Alibaba.com President: The one-person unicorn is coming. AI is making it possible

AI agents can now handle procurement, compliance, and cross-border logistics for a single founder. The “execution wall” is collapsing.

By Kuo ZhangMarch 23, 2026

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Banksy may have been identified, but his mystery has long been part of his art’s value, and a fan says it’s like finding out Santa Claus isn’t real

“I feel like they are telling me how a magic trick is done. Sometimes I just want to enjoy the magic trick.”

By Laurie Kellman and The Associated PressMarch 22, 2026

Companies are now on the front lines of war. They need to act like it

Iranian drones hit U.S. data centers in the Gulf. For corporate security chiefs, it’s a wake-up call that can’t be ignored: your company is now a target.

By Jeremy BashMarch 21, 2026

Pokémon Go players built a 30-billion-photo map that’s now training robots to deliver your pizza

How Niantic Spatial is turning a decade of 30 billion crowdsourced photos and data into the most precise urban navigation system delivery robots ever had.

By Catherina GioinoMarch 19, 2026

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