Google’s most powerful executive is spending his free time asking an AI to build websites for him, and he insists that this ...

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Who invents tomorrow’s future is being decided in today’s classrooms. But after the pandemic, major tests show girls’ scores ...

Everyone’s got ideas. Everyone can code them into reality now. We’re coding for code’s sake. We’ve stopped solving problems.

Maybe you do truly understand one or two of these areas of coding mystery. Most of your fellow programmers are faking it.

Allison Elshoff is a senior business analytics major with minors in the Hesburgh Program of Public Service and impact ...

Many veterans do not fully realize they can use benefits from the GI Bill for non-college degree programs that result in well ...

AWS wants to extend bouncing-Ballmer’s initial call to arms with new frontier agents that form an invaluable part of modern ...

Flower Mound High School graduate Sameeka Kalavagunta believes her online startup, Trravo, will help local students and ...

The rapid advancement of AI is as consequential, but less predictable, than nuclear weapons, argues Eric Schmidt.

AI startups are seeing record valuations, but many are building on a foundation of cheap, free-to-download Chinese AI models.

The AI lied, hid its real motives, and even produced harmful advice, not because it misunderstood, but because it expected ...