Companies rolled out AI tools but forgot to teach employees how to use them
AI is everywhere at work now, but employees say training is missing. A new survey shows companies may be moving too fast without preparing people.
AI is everywhere at work now, but employees say training is missing. A new survey shows companies may be moving too fast without preparing people.
If you think AI progress is all about GPUs, you are missing half the story. Memory is quickly becoming the real choke point, and SK hynix seems eager to cash in on that. The company says it has kicked off mass production of a 192GB SOCAMM2 module built on its latest 1cnm LPDDR5X DRAM. That … Read more
Google.org is funding new AI training programs for 40,000 manufacturing workers, raising questions about automation and the future of factory jobs.
Cloudflare is giving publishers and site owners a way to declare preferences on how AI companies use their content, expanding robots.txt with new policy language.
Google’s partnership with California Community Colleges will deliver free AI tools and certificates to 2.1 million students… but some say political bias could be a concern.
OpenAI is pushing AI skills training and certification while building a jobs marketplace. Backed by Walmart, the initiative could shape the future of work… or fall flat.
Udacity says most workers fear AI will take their jobs within five years, and it’s betting big on that anxiety with new agentic AI training programs for developers, business leaders, and even non-technical staff. I might even try one myself.