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The Class of 2026 is entering a difficult job market and an AI-shaped future. The boos were a demand for agency, honesty, and trust - but also a reminder that skepticism works best when paired with curiosity.
Are you ready for this?
From teaching assistants to historical avatars, AI is beginning to act as a co-instructor, with implications for educators, students, and the workforce.
The global AI group continues the launch of its Boulder chapter with a second round of discussions about the changing workplace and the importance of lifelong learning. Coming up on Friday, April 3: "Learning How to Learn in the Age of AI."
“Every company is now an AI company. The question is whether every worker will be an AI worker.” - Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft Nadella said this back in 2023, and it's an even more pressing question today. See the recent Colorado AI News story, "Labor Day in
AI isn’t a future threat — it’s already driving layoffs, reshaping hiring, and erasing entry-level jobs. The path forward is clear: Master the tools and claim your place in the new economy.
And it’s not just commencement speakers who are saying this. The most innovative AI companies are seeking out those with backgrounds in the humanities. (Ever heard of DeepSeek?)
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