Is AI Really Taking Entry-Level Jobs?
artificiallynerdy.com — Is AI really taking entry-level jobs? October added 165,000 US jobs, yet 42.5% of recent grads work jobs that don't need a degree. What worries us more.
AI in Society
AI in Society encompasses the widespread effects of artificial intelligence systems on everyday life, public institutions, labor markets and civic infrastructure. Truncated covers policy debates, ethics research, socioeconomic impacts, labor shifts and regulatory developments.
AI Goes Mainstream in the Baltics: Lithuania Leads, Latvia Close Behind
balticfocus.org — Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life in Latvia, while Baltic businesses move from adoption to assessing its economic benefits.
Why AI-Driven Game Design Is Better When It Rewards Creativity Over Content Volume
www.analyticsinsight.net — The popular vision of AI game design centres on an endless supply of worlds, quests, and dialogue. That vision confuses abundance with value. A rewarding game g
This former Facebook employee wants to show AI in all its glory—and all its flaws
www.fastcompany.com — Dave Goldblatt's new website, Because of AI, tracks the technology's real-world successes and failures.
AI sharpens hurricane forecasts, but humans still call the shots
techxplore.com — AI is often criticized for the energy its data centers consume, which is driving more fossil fuel use and contributing to climate change.
Your Boss Is Obsessed With ChatGPT. This 1 Question Can Bring Them Back to Reality
Gartner forecasts a net gain of 1.7 million AI-related jobs by 2030
www.aiaffairs.com — The forecast puts the public sector on the losing side of the jobs balance, while Gartner expects far more workers to see…
10 November 2026: Daily AI News Updates
aiuniversejournal.org — Daily AI News Updates for 10 November 2026: Randomized Trial Protocol: Head-to-Head Comparison of Two Ambient Artificial Intelligence Documentation Tools on…
The Expensive Minute.
jonathannen.com — 200 PRs a day was supposed to buy me leisure. Instead each minute got more expensive, and the idle ones cost the most. Keynes promised the fifteen-hour week; Linder explained why it never arrives.
Opinion | As an ageing mainland China takes to AI, Hong Kong must catch up
www.scmp.com — By transforming from manual middleman to AI ‘superconnector’ for global supply chains, Hong Kong can co-pilot the next era of world trade.
HKUST Builds AI Agent for Autism Screening and Family Support
www.unite.ai — On November 11, 2026, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) announced ASD Super Agent, an AI platform for autism screening and family support, with a preliminary area under the curve score of 0.92, a...
Business leaders are using AI to cross-check AI outputs – and that’s an accident waiting to happen
www.itpro.com — With validating AI output an increasing problem, some business leaders are using one AI to check the output of another
The design workflow is broken. Here is how Vitalii Khomenko thinks it should be fixed
thenextweb.com — Product designer Vitalii Khomenko argues the bottleneck has moved from engineering to design, and AI-assisted workflows are part of the fix.
AI has made it ‘close to impossible’ to assess university coursework, regulator says
The Guardian — Office for Students says institutions in England should return to traditional exams and in-person presentations
From the archive: Weizenbaum’s nightmares: how the inventor of the first chatbot turned against AI – podcast
The Guardian — This week, from 2023: Computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum was there at the dawn of artificial intelligence – but he was also adamant that we must never confuse computers with humansBy Ben Tarnoff. Read by Sam Peter Jackson
How AI powers Hong Kong Baptist University professors’ research to benefit society
www.scmp.com — Neuroscience and urban sustainability projects led by Zhou Changsong and Gao Meng both received funding from city’s Research Grants Council.
KitKat Turns The Equals Sign Into A Break Reminder
wersm.com — KitKat’s Kit=Code turns the humble “=” sign inside AI-generated code into two chocolate fingers and a perfectly timed reminder for developers to take a break.
iORGANBIO and Mitsui Chemicals Pair AI With Oxygen-Permeable Plates to Solve Organoid Reproducibility as FDA Ends Animal Testing
techtimes.com — iORGANBIO secures strategic investment from Mitsui Chemicals to pair its CellForge AI platform with oxygen-permeable plates for scalable organoid manufacturing.
Glue work is still harmful in the age of AI
seangoedecke.com — I am not a believer in glue work. Processes that can only be sustained by the unrewarded sacrifice of engineers ought to die. Now that LLMs are writing most of…
Researchers have mixed beliefs whether AI has minds. Here's what a philosopher says
www.independent.co.uk — Existing theories of consciousness tend to start from the assumption that the agent has some kind of mental state
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