A computer scientist weighs in on the latest advancements in AI and what to expect in 2026.
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What can we expect from AI in 2026?
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Rise of AI data centers is increasing job opportunities for electricians
As artificial intelligence continues to grow, the construction of new data centers has increased the demand for electricians to install, maintain, and repair their complex infrastructure.Source: Youtube
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What’s next for AI and has its explosive growth in 2025 created a bubble?
This year, the development and spending around artificial intelligence has been perhaps the most significant business and economic story.Source: Youtube
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Household robots quickly show AI’s impact in daily life
Household robots quickly show AI’s impact in daily life.Source: Youtube
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Trump says that Hamas must disarm for the Gaza peace agreement to move to the next phase.
Trump says that Hamas must disarm for the Gaza peace agreement to move to the next phase.Source: Youtube
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Trump claims he could sue the president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell.
Trump claims that he could sue the president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell.Source: Youtube
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AI won’t steal your job—this 22-year-old tech founder explains why
As AI reshapes the workforce, many fear it will replace millions of jobs.Source: Youtube
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Here’s why the AI stock bubble could burst in 2026
The excitement around artificial intelligence (AI) and the way it’s poised to touch every aspect of our lives reached a fever pitch in 2025.Source: Youtube
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The George Washington University Launches its GW Engineering AI Academy
IBL News | New York
The George Washington University launched its GW Engineering AI Academy in November to equip faculty to lead change through AI fluency and an entrepreneurial mindset.
This strategic initiative aims to position the GW’s School of Engineering and Applied Science as an AI-forward institution, taking a leadership position.
“We’re building AI literacy across our school, moving from uncertainty to confidence, from tools to workflows, and from passive adoption to intentional innovation,” said Professor Lorena Barba, GW Engineering AI Academy Director.
“The entrepreneurial mindset aids in challenging the status quo, recognizing opportunities at the intersection of disparate concepts, and solving complex problems to drive meaningful societal impact and human flourishing. Our vision is: AI Literacy as the Foundation for Transformation.”
The integration of AI literacy with the Entrepreneurial Mindset is a framework championed by the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network (KEEN), of which GW is a partner. This framework follows “a set of attitudes, habits, and behaviors conducive to problem-solving, innovation, and value creation, especially in engineering contexts.”
“The result of this initiative is engineering education that prepares students not just to use AI, but to shape how AI serves humanity,” explained Lorena Barba.
For the inaugural session with the first faculty cohort, the GW Engineering AI Academy focused on AI Workflows, exploring how to move from being an AI “operator” to an AI “manager, orchestrating a team of digital specialists.
The second session focused on context management by curating and maintaining an optimal information bank available in everyone’s AI assistant.
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A new winter storm batters the east of the United States.
A new winter storm hits the east of the United States.Source: Youtube