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Professors Use Oral Exams to Thwart AI-Enabled Cheating
With students submitting papers genderted almost entirely by artificial intelligence, a wave of professors around the world are…
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How It Feels to Build a Videogame and Watch It Die
How do developers feel about working for years on videogames that fail and vanish for reasons beyond their control? "Disappointing and frustrating," one said.
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To Win the Next War, the Pentagon Needs Nerds
Data scientists, coders, and other techies could prove decisive in future conflicts — if Uncle Sam can recruit them.
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China's Gig Workers Are Challenging Their Algorithmic Bosses
Gig workers in China are using food-delivery platforms' data-driven systems, mass WeChat groups, and unofficial unions to fight unfair conditions.
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After the Great Resignation, Tech Firms Are Getting Desperate
Faced with a shortage of qualified workers and fierce competition for talent, tech companies are laying on benefit after benefit to get new recruits through the...
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The Four-Day Week Is Flawed. Workers Still Want It
Employees generally approve of four-day workweeks, but say there are downsides to high-intensity work.
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Great Resignation? Tech Workers Try a Great Reconsideration Instead
Tech workers at companies offering remote-work products or services have faced higher demand, along with higher expectations from customers, throughout the pandemic...
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NIST Wants to Measure Trust in AI
The National Institutes of Standards and Technology wants to quantify user trust in artificial intelligence.
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Peanut the Waiter Robot Is Proof That Your Job Is Safe
Restaurants are struggling to hire people, so one Jersey Shore grill employed a machine. It confirms that humans remain indispensable.
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It's True. Everyone IS Multitasking on Their Video Calls
A Microsoft study finds that remote workers multitask more frequently during videoconferences when the group is large and the meeting runs long.
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AI Groups Say They'll Spurn Google Funding
Three groups focused on increasing diversity in artificial intelligence say they will no longer take funding from Google.
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How a Former Netflix IT Exec Built a Brazen Bribery Scheme
Netflix's former vice president of IT operations faces 20 years in prison for taking more than $500,000 in bribes and kickbacks from technology vendors in exchange...
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The AI Research Paper Was Real. The 'Coauthor' Wasn't
An AI researcher at IBM found his name on two papers with which he had no connection.
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If Work Is Going Remote, Why Is Big Tech Still Building?
Google, Facebook, and others promise more flexibility to work from home. But they're charging ahead with plans for more offices.
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Job Screening Service Halts Facial Analysis of Applicants
HireVue, a provider of software that screens job candidates based on an algorithmic assessment, is killing off the controversial feature of its software that analyzes...
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Many Top AI Researchers Get Financial Backing From Big Tech
More than half of tenure-track AI faculty at four prominent universities have received funding from Big Tech, which could distort the academic landscape, researchers...
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Tech Workers Are Living the American Dream – in Canada
The immigration policies of the U.S. administration are driving top talent north of the border.
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More Students Are 'Stacking' Credentials en Route to a Degree
The economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic is giving non-traditional education programs, known variously as "stackable credentials" or "microcredentials," a...
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The New Startup: No Code, No Problem
Now you don't need to know any programming to launch a company.
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Silicon Valley Rethinks the (Home) Office
Some tech companies are adjusting to the pandemic with new WFH perks and even letting employees ditch their commutes forever.
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The Cubicle Is Back. Blame (or Thank) the Coronavirus
As businesses reopen, social distancing rules will lead to new partitions between workspaces, reminiscent of the fabric-clad dividers of the 1980s.
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