Are Republicans Kamala-curious? Not so much.

Are Republicans Kamala-curious? Not so much.

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Is AI taking Gen Z’s jobs? It’s not that simple.

Artificial intelligence feels different from previous technological innovations because it can write, reason, analyze and generate ideas. In other words, it can do at least some of the things many white-collar workers thought made them irreplaceable. So, is AI going to eliminate ...  Show more

The $1 million prize for academics who tell unwelcome truths

What do you do when your research leads to a conclusion that challenges conventional wisdom? You can publish it and risk the backlash — or quietly bury the findings and move on to safer work. The Carob Trust Prize, a new $1 million award, aims to change that calculation by reward ...  Show more

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With Vice President Kamala Harris in position to receive the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, Republicans like House Speaker Mike Johnson are raising the possibility of legal challenges to keep a new nominee off the ballot. Experts say these challenges will go nowhere. ...  Show more