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What If AI Gave Frontline Workers More Power? (Nathaniel Foote, TruePoint)
This interview was developed in partnership with the Human Potential Network, a community of more than 70 employers representing over 4 million U.S. workers. The Human Potential Network exists on a simple premise: businesses succeed when th...
[Special Report] AI Could Radically Accelerate How We Learn About Learning
Education has a learning problem of its own: it takes us far too long to figure out what helps people learn. AI could fundamentally change that, giving us a way to test many more ideas, much faster, before trying the most promising ones wit...
[Special Report] How Will We Know If AI Is Good for Young People?
AI is already becoming part of childhood.
Young people are using AI to learn, make things, get advice, work through problems, and increasingly, to talk about their lives. Some of these systems may support young people’s development. Some w...
We're Waiting Too Long to Talk to Kids About Their Futures (Julie Lammers, Britebound)
Americans have always valued the idea that education should expand a young person’s choices. We’re uncomfortable with education systems that sort children into career paths too early, as many European apprenticeship models do. We want kids...
AI Isn't Ending Entry-Level Work. It's Rewriting It. (Julia Stiglitz, Handshake)
There’s a contradiction at the center of the conversation about AI and work.
Entry-level hiring is falling. In tech, it’s down by about a quarter. The story in the headlines is that AI is eating the jobs that used to be the first rung on t...
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