Ranked: The Fastest-Growing Jobs in the Next Decade
What jobs will add the most openings in the U.S. over the coming years? We show the top 20 fastest growing jobs and accompanying salaries.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Wednesday released a study that found that artificial intelligence can already replace 11.7% of the U.S. labor market, or as much as $1.2 trillion in wages across finance, health care and professional services. Read more: cnb.cx/3XjToQ8
#gartnerit #ai #cio #workforcestrategy | Gartner
Layoff headlines and AI strategy dominate executive agendas, but the real story is more nuanced: https://gtnr.it/49j6Fz5
Jobs Vulnerable to AI Replacement Actually 'Thriving, Not Dying Out', Report Suggests - Slashdot
AI startups now outnumber all publicly traded U.S. companies, according to a year-end note to investors from economists at Vanguard.
And yet that report also suggest the jobs most susceptible to replacement by AI "are actually thriving, not dying out," writes Forbes:
"The approximately 100 occup...
DOT Selects Google Workspace & Gemini: A Cabinet-Level First | Google Cloud Blog
The DOT is the first Cabinet agency to move 50k users to Google Workspace and Gemini, now FedRAMP High authorized for secure government innovation.
ChatGPT Glossary: 61 AI Terms Everyone Should Know
AI is moving fast and bringing a whole new vocabulary with it. This glossary will help you stay up-to-date.AI is moving rapidly, becoming a critical component in everything from Google searches to content creation. It's also eliminating jobs and flooding the internet with slop. Thanks to the massive
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In Praise of Assistance
A response to the cognitive offloading literature and Terry Underwood's "The Humanities and AI: A Year of Reckoning"
The AI Boom Is Draining Water From the Areas That Need It Most
Each time you ask an AI chatbot a question, it sends a request to a data center and strains an increasingly scarce resource: water. A Bloomberg investigation in May found that data centers that power AI are increasingly being built in highly water-stressed places
This single follow-up prompt made every AI answer better — here’s how
“That’s helpful, but what assumptions are you making here — and what would change if one of them is wrong?”
“That’s helpful, but what assumptions are you making here — and what would change if one of them is wrong?”
Days Gone By
What a terrible year. Good riddance to today being the very last of it.
Way back when I used to publish things on Hack Education, I was always proud of my end-of-year stories -- the series of articles I posted annually that tried to chronicle all the incredibly awfulness that
2026 Emerging Trends: Rapid Acceleration of AI; K-12 Struggles with AI but will be more important; Universities Confront Reality; Unemployment Surges; Robotics Slower But Coming
"The Singularity is upon us. Everything I've lived through and learned was just prologue." -- Eric S. Raymond, December 27, 2025
Dell Pro Max Desktop with Nvidia Blackwell
Unlock new possibilities in AI development with Dell Pro Max desktop. Purpose-built for AI & data science with next-generation GPU architecture.
Introducing GPT-5.2 | OpenAI
The CEOs of OpenAI, Nvidia, and Google are in agreement: AI is about to change work in ways most people aren't prepared for. Sam Altman: Seize the arbitrage gap. In a recent podcast, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed how GPT-5.2 can match or beat expert-level humans on roughly 71% of knowledge work tasks. But he also sees a major gap between what AI can do and what people are actually using it for — creating a serious arbitrage opportunity for early adopters willing to integrate it into their workflows now.
AI Slop Report: The Global Rise of Low-Quality AI Videos
Video editing company Kapwing just published research on AI-generated YouTube content, finding that over 20% of videos shown to fresh users are “AI slop” — with top channels pulling billions of views and millions in ad revenue. The details: The study defined 'AI slop' as low-quality, auto-generated content made to farm views, distinct from quality AI-assisted videos. Researchers created a new YouTube account and found 21% of the first 500 recommended videos pushed by the platform’s algorithm were ‘AI slop’. The top ‘slop’ channel was India's Bandar Apna Dost, an anthropomorphic monkey that totaled over 2B views and an estimated $4.25M in yearly earnings.
My Favorite AI Writing Prompt
After reading this section of copy, what are the top one to three questions a reader would most likely have?
Comprehensive Proposal for Establishment of a Paper Writing Club
An innovative extracurricular enrichment opportunity for nerdy students with niche interests in the written word
Teens are having disturbing interactions with chatbots. Here's how to lower the risks
Teen use of AI chat bots is growing, and psychologists worry it's affecting their social development and mental health. Here's what parents should know to help kids use the technology safely.
Microsoft Copilot is rolling out GPT 5.2 as "Smart Plus" mode
Microsoft is rolling out GPT 5.2 to Copilot on the web, Windows, and mobile as a free upgrade, and it'll coexist with the GPT 5.1 model.
Coach, Not Crutch: What a New Study on AI and Writing Tells Us About Learning
If you’ve found yourself tinkering with ChatGPT to help write a cover letter or polish a paragraph, you’re not alone. But if you’ve worried that doing so might slowly rot your skills, you’re …
AI Conversations Behind Closed Doors
Student Focus Groups Reveal What's Actually Happening
Bauschard’s Initial Guide to Classroom Debate: Implementation and Assessment
Every person will spend far more time speaking, presenting, and verbally defending ideas than they will writing formal essays. Job interviews are spoken. Team meetings are spoken. Parent-teacher...
The Scarce Thing
A machine can now ingest an absurd amount of scientific literature and treat it like working memory. It can surface connections no human would spot simply because no human can hold that much context in their head at once.
That is extraordinary.
But the machine does not know which connections matter. It finds all of them: the significant ones and the trivial ones, the ones that unlock new treatments and the ones that are statistical lint.
The human who can tell the difference becomes more valuable, not less.
The machine solves. The human selects.
Selection is harder than solving. That is the thing nobody wants to say.
5 Ways AI Changed Work in 2025
In 2025, AI joined the workplace where it was the superstar employee, the confidante, and the scapegoat all at once.
AI faces closing time at the cash buffet
opinion: Will businesses continue to invest in something that's shown so little return?
EY’s Joe Depa on reckoning with AI or risk falling behind
The global chief innovation officer for the professional services firm lays out how his organization adapts with AI and the peril that AI laggards face.
On Facing Extinction (Again)
This week I was cleaning up my old work laptop before I return it (oh yeah, I quit AWS 🎉), and I...
Salesforce regrets firing 4000 experienced staff and replacing them with AI
Salesforces has entered a phase of public reckoning after senior executives publicly admitted that the company overestimated AI’s readiness
The Clickbait Audit
Commentary on The Clickbait Audit by Stephen Downes. Online learning, e-learning, new media, connectivism, MOOCs, personal learning environments, new literacy, and more
Four Frictions: or, How to Resist AI in Education - Public Books
We are calling for resistance to the AI industry’s ongoing capture of higher education.