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As demand for elite AI engineers outpaces supply, companies are recruiting teenagers through camps, research programs, and guaranteed job pipelines.
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Young people in much of the world face growing competition for entry-level jobs as graduate numbers rise, hiring slows and AI-driven disruption adds uncertainty to career prospects.
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Erik Brynjolfsson has a challenge for anyone worried about artificial intelligence: Stop asking what AI will do to us, and start asking what we will do with AI.
CRT's latest KID Show, with the help of Dragoncillo puppetry troupe, aims to help students come out of their shells.
A study of more than 120 million trips finds that Americans' rush to save time on the road comes at an outsize environmental cost.
