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AI News Roundup: Jul 21, 2026

AI is more likely than humans to form biases when hiring

Is AI the Future or the End of Education?

Schools are making opposite bets on the same technology, and the stakes are higher than anyone's admitting. West Virginia is training every student to master AI. Other colleges are banning AI and laptops entirely. Both claim they're protecting the future. So which side got it catastrophically wrong?

AI News Roundup: Jul 13, 2026

Waze is getting a bunch of new AI-powered features

AI Can Catch the Pattern. But Who Catches the Bias?

Police departments are adopting artificial intelligence faster than lawmakers can write the rules. This isn’t about machines taking over streets like RoboCop. It is about how everyday tools are beginning to change community safety, and why clear boundaries matter more than ever.

AI News Roundup: Jul 7, 2026

People Who Will Thrive in the AI Age

AI News Roundup: Jul 5, 2026

The only AI glossary you’ll need this year

Your AI Assistant Is Coming. Here's How to Be Ready.

I’m a Techie, But My Wife Just Schooled Me on AI

My wife is a retiree who loves researching travel, following favorite chefs, and walking our two dogs. She has a good life. So when I talk to her about AI, her question isn't theoretical - it's personal: Why would she want this thing messing with the parts of her day she actually enjoys?

AI News Roundup: Jun 30, 2026

Tencent tests Xiaowei, an AI assistant inside WeChat

I Built the App. My AI Told Me What It Was For.

I gave my AI one instruction. She came back with four new ways to use my own app that I never imagined. This is what human-AI creation really looks like.

AI News Roundup: Jun 23, 2026

I refused to pay a service to transfer my Spotify playlist so I used Claude and ChatGPT instead

AI is our best invention yet we’re afraid of it simply because of the word Artificia

We're Afraid of Our Best Invention Because of Its Name

You already trust AI with your safety and health every single day. The real problem? A branding disaster from 1956 that makes people fear the tools they need most.