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OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic Pony Up $23M to Teach Teachers About AI

Sam Altman · United States

OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic Pony Up $23M to Teach Teachers About AI

64% Center coverage: 83 sources

Educators will learn about AI in a program created by the American Federation of Teachers.See the Story

Speaking Out: Tax and Spending Bill Is One Big Ugly Delusion

Donald Trump · United States

Speaking Out: Tax and Spending Bill Is One Big Ugly Delusion

42% Center coverage: 7 sources

President Trump recently signed into law the ridiculously named One Big Beautiful Bill Act after it was passed by slim Republican majorities in Congress.See the Story

Four Ways to Redesign Entry-Level Jobs in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Four Ways to Redesign Entry-Level Jobs in the Age of AI

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Over the past few months, a growing number of voices have raised concerns about genAI’s impact on entry-level jobs. Yet, there’s been less attention paid to what companies should be doing about this, such as how to redesign those roles.Deciding not to hire junior workers anymore isn’t a winning strategy. “Firms that do that as a knee jerk and default reaction are just going to lose eventually,” says Matt Beane, associate professor of technology …See the Story

What young workers are obsessing about on “CareerTok”

Featured in today's newsletter:A “CareerTok” influencer explains what young workers are worried about. How deportations could eliminate up to 6 million American jobs. A winning formula for workplace apologies. AI and Work RadarSome companies have been canceling their AI chatbot subscriptions for individual workers, according to The Information. The share of Ramp customers spending money on AI products like ChatGPT decreased a bit for the first t…Influencers · United States Read Article

The Benefit that Unlocks Company Performance and Women’s Careers

One bright spot in the recently passed budget reconciliation bill is a $16 billion investment in caregiving in the form of tax credit programs. The new law benefits families both directly—through the expanded Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit—and indirectly through their benefits packages, by raising the limit for employer-sponsored Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts and tripling the tax credit for businesses to pro…Ukraine · Ukraine See the Story

Book Briefing: ‘Distancing’ by L. David Marquet and Michael A. Gillespie

In Distancing: How Great Leaders Reframe to Make Better Decisions, former navy submarine captain L. David Marquet and organizational psychologist Michael A. Gillespie make the case for psychological distancing, a mental tactic that allows people to step outside the here and now to move beyond biases, heightened emotions, and ego to improve their decision making. They outline three types of distancing backed by research: self-distancing, spacial …Santa Clara · Santa Clara Read Article

Book Briefing: ‘Blindspotting’ by Martin Dubin

In Blindspotting, clinical psychologist and career coach Martin Dubin guides readers through the process of identifying and addressing leadership blindspots, or “what we don’t know about ourselves that hold us back as leaders and that prevent us from achieving our highest success.”Of the six types of blindspots in his framework—identity, motive, traits, emotion, intellect, and behavior—one of the easiest blindspots to address is an identity blin…Read Article

How AI Agents Can Support Design Engineers

Design engineers number in the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, worldwide. That represents a massive pool of valuable knowledge—industry-specific processes, personal workflows, procedures and more—that could be leveraged through machine learning. From my own experience as a design engineer, it was clear even then that parts of the job were repetitive and could be improved or automated. One traditional approach was to build up component li…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

AI Take-Off Phase Threatens Half of Entry-Level and White-Collar Jobs

46% Center coverage: 75 sources

Artificial Intelligence See the Story

Guidelines for using AI in interviews

AI is breaking the traditional hiring process. Candidates can now auto-send hundreds of applications to jobs they’re barely interested in. Companies, for their part, are using AI to process the flood of applications. This makes it harder for recruiters to separate strong candidates from the rest of the pack. Job application materials like resumes and cover letters are a signal to employers of interest and ability. Research suggests genAI can wea…Artificial Intelligence · United States Read Article

Book Briefing: ‘The Emotionally Intelligent Team’ by Vanessa Druskat

In The Emotionally Intelligent Team, organizational psychologist Vanessa Urch Druskat argues that it’s team-level emotional intelligence that can “turn a group of capable people, whatever their individual levels of emotional intelligence might be, into a high-performing team.”Druskat, whose research focuses on the link between group-level emotional intelligence and high performance, points out that leaders who act as “culture managers” can build…Read Article

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