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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 […]
Nicholas Bloom of Stanford and Josh Lerner of Harvard co-direct the National Bureau of Economic Research’s Productivity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship initiative. On its program page, the NBER says the group studies “firm-level and economy-wide forces that determine productivity,” with emphasis on innovation, patenting, entrepreneurship, and the formation of new firms. The same page now highlights […]
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, better known as the AI Act, sets risk-based rules for how artificial intelligence can be built and used in Europe. Around that statute, the European Commission is standing up a full support stack for developers and adopters — from public compute to a planned AI Skills Academy — to turn policy into […]
Where SAS Viya Copilot fits in daily work SAS says a global survey of 1,600 small and midsize business leaders shows a gap between AI ambition and action. That is the setup for SAS Viya Copilot, a conversational tool the company positions inside the data and AI life cycle. The pitch is straightforward: bring chat-style […]
On April 13, 2026, Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI published a 12-point summary of its latest AI Index. The post, written by Shana Lynch, frames a field hitting new capabilities while raising hard questions about energy, transparency, and the distribution of gains (Stanford HAI). What Stanford’s AI Index 2026 actually says According to the Stanford […]
As of July 2026, Stanford University’s Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) is spotlighting two moves in plain sight: a research tool called PsychAdapter and a policy brief on real-time oversight in hospitals. The first promises finer control over how AI talks. The second pushes for continuous checks on algorithms that read medical images. Taken together, […]
Deep Questions with Cal Newport holds a 4.8 rating from 1.3K reviews on Apple Podcasts. The latest episode, titled “Can I Be a Digital Minimalist in 2026? | Monday Advice,” asks whether advice from his 2019 playbook still works amid TikTok and ChatGPT, according to the show’s listing on Apple Podcasts. On the Deep Questions […]
Google is positioning the Gemini Spark agent as a persistent helper that works in the background even when your phone and laptop are off. The company’s product page describes a system that can run scheduled routines, learn reusable “skills” from your content, and request approval before high‑impact steps. It’s coming soon, but the shape of […]
On June 27, 2026, the Harvard Business Review Ideas & Advice front page clustered AI stories around one theme: the human bottleneck. Headlines warned that AI is loading up the middle, that managers are struggling to keep pace, and that one growing risk is “letting AI think for you.” The message is blunt. Tools are […]
