Quantum Talent Wars — The Hidden Crisis Threatening Tech’s Next Frontier As demand for quantum savvy talent surges, companies face a growing talent shortage that could slow down quantum advances — and the race is already on. Read more
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Sister Mary Kenneth Keller: First Woman PhD in Computer Science
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Born #otd in 1913: Sister Mary Kenneth Keller, who helped develop Basic. In 1965, she became the first woman to earn a PhD in computer science in the US: https://
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Adaptive Production Systems Transform Manufacturing and Job Quality
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Safer, higher-value jobs.
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 17 décembre 2025
Less waste.
More output.
Adaptive production aligns performance with people. Visit @Siemens at #CES2026 to see how adaptive systems reshape production. https://t.co/SDr3hCruwX #sponsored #sie_ces #futureofwork pic.twitter.com/9JxxoE7olpSafer, higher-value jobs.
Less waste.
More output.
Adaptive production aligns performance with people. Visit @Siemens at #CES2026 to see how adaptive systems reshape production. https://
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Human Writing as Luxury: Economics Against Creative Value
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I don’t think he said it for attention. It was a contemplative aside, buried in a long interview, and he hasn’t repeated it since. I do hope human writing becomes a valued luxury, but the economics are stacked against it. Fewer people make a living from the written word, and
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Upgrading news professionals with AI technology
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I'm working on upgrading the news folks with AI. 🙂
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Sales as Transferring Enthusiasm in Tech Leadership
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"My favorite definition of sales is an ability to transfer enthusiasm from one person to another. I think that when you're recruiting, when you are on stage at your conference speaking, when you're an interviewer or interviewee, when you go home for the holidays and hang out with… https://t.co/0x32mnI7Cu pic.twitter.com/VpYjFU7FX5
— Latent.Space (@latentspacepod) 17 décembre 2025"My favorite definition of sales is an ability to transfer enthusiasm from one person to another. I think that when you're recruiting, when you are on stage at your conference speaking, when you're an interviewer or interviewee, when you go home for the holidays and hang out with
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Managing AI Agents: The Future Skill for Top Workers
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Will the best workers in 5 years be the fastest, or the ones who know how to manage teams of AI agents? 🤔
— NVIDIA AI (@NVIDIAAI) 16 décembre 2025
Humans directing specialized agents to do more, faster, and better will unlock entirely new levels of productivity and creativity.
Kari Briski (NVIDIA) and @Konstantine… pic.twitter.com/lTiOULdNiEWill the best workers in 5 years be the fastest, or the ones who know how to manage teams of AI agents? Humans directing specialized agents to do more, faster, and better will unlock entirely new levels of productivity and creativity. Kari Briski (NVIDIA) and @Konstantine
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Coding Agents Dominate Daily Workflows Among Developers
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Coding agents were the most common type of agents that respondents used in their daily workflows, led by tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot.
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Six Education Trends Shaping Learning And Skills In 2026
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The 6 Education Trends That Will Shape Learning And Skills In 2026 The year 2026 will bring major shifts in #education and #workforce #skills as #AI transforms how people learn, teach and prepare for fast-changing careers. This article explores the key trends shaping #learning,
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Don’t Hire Based on Big Tech Company Logos
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"Do not just go on their LinkedIn and look at all the fancy logos that they have gone and worked at and immediately assume that because they were at Snowflake or because they were at Databricks they must be good for your AI company.
— Latent.Space (@latentspacepod) 16 décembre 2025
In fact, in many cases it's the inverse is… https://t.co/0x32mnHzMW pic.twitter.com/yqztoPyRcg"Do not just go on their LinkedIn and look at all the fancy logos that they have gone and worked at and immediately assume that because they were at Snowflake or because they were at Databricks they must be good for your AI company. In fact, in many cases it's the inverse is