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1,600 small and midsize business leaders say they want AI, yet many admit they are not ready to deploy it. That tension sits at the heart of the SAS pitch today: anchor AI in governance and real decisions, not just demos. The company is backing that with a new sports deal, a global readiness report, […]
On July 13, 2026, McKool Smith published a new edition of its AI Litigation Tracker, prepared by principal Avery Williams, mapping where the first wave of media and entertainment training disputes stand. Read across the entries, and a pattern emerges: most AI infringement cases are grinding through discovery, jurisdiction, and threshold motions rather than producing […]
On April 13, 2026, Stanford HAI published “Inside the AI Index: 12 Takeaways from the 2026 Report,” a brisk summary that says the field has hit breakthrough capabilities while raising hard questions about costs and accountability. The piece, by Shana Lynch, frames the AI Index 2026 as a story of rapid capability gains paired with […]
On July 13, 2026, The Conversation published an analysis by Penn State’s Gerald K. LeTendre arguing that research doesn’t show AI tutors outperform human teachers. The claim lands amid new money flowing into AI-only schools such as Alpha, and it raises a hard question districts must answer now: what proof do we have that automated […]
Global PC shipments fell 7.6% year over year to 68.2 million units in the third quarter of 2023, according to IDC figures cited by Computerworld. Apple’s unit volumes dropped 23.1% on tough comparisons, while HP grew 6.4% as inventory normalized. IDC also floated a potential rebound driver: generative AI could be a watershed for PCs—if […]
On July 9, 2026, Artificial Intelligence News reported an AWS GraphRAG deployment that cut drug research cycles by 87%. That figure matters less for its shock value than for what it signals: enterprises are finding repeatable ways to compress decision loops by binding large language models to vetted knowledge graphs. What the AWS GraphRAG deployment […]
The News Literacy Project has assembled a free “Teaching About AI” hub for classrooms, bundling quick “Daily Do Now” slides, quizzes, and a complete “AI or not?” lesson plan. The collection aims to help students grasp how artificial intelligence works, where it falls short, and how it shapes civic life. As the group puts it, […]
“Should I Turn Off the Internet?” is the newest Deep Questions episode on Apple Podcasts, where Cal Newport interviews journalism professor Chris Moody about life in a cabin with no internet, television, or cellular signal. According to the show’s Apple Podcasts listing, Newport’s series carries a 4.8 rating from 1.3K reviews and focuses on how […]
Up to nine weeks of guided prep, at no cost. Google for Developers is promoting a cohort-based path aimed at speeding teams toward Google Cloud credentials. The program, called GEAR Get Certified, pairs instructor-led training with technical mentorship for employees at Google Cloud customer companies, according to the official program page from Google for Developers […]
