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Within the past few months, all across the world, we are seeing a rise in laws aimed at protecting children online. From the UK’s ‘Online...

OpenAI’s newest updates promise a more emotionally aware ChatGPT. One that can sense when a user might be emotionally distressed and...

As educators and school boards navigate the promise and pitfalls of AI, what if we invited students to reflect—not just consume? Let’s...

Last year a study by the Burning Glass Institute and Strada came out called “ Talent Disrupted ”. In the study they discuss a concept...

Your AI career coach. You’ve practiced your pitch, proofed your resume, even asked a mentor to run mock interviews. You’re ready—except...

A student’s quiet conviction is reshaping how we learn — if we choose to listen. How Students Are Quietly Redesigning Education Last...

A Freelance Worker Freelance work is and has been a rapidly growing facet of the workforce. In the last decade, the number of freelance...

AI vs Real World Collaboration If you have ever wondered what a conflict-free relationship looks like, try interacting with ChatGPT. Of...

A few months ago, I started talking to students and recent graduates about their careers. They were eager—but uncertain. Excited—but anxious. It became clear: education alone is no longer enough. AI is transforming jobs faster than universities can keep up. The ability to adapt, upskill, and rethink careers will define success in this new era. That’s why I’ve started working with students to explore how AI can amplify their strengths, unlock new opportunities, and reshape t

Higher education has never been more important. With the rapid rise of AI, its value has only deepened. Universities may not always produce job-ready graduates, but they are still cultivating critical thinkers, curious minds, and individuals who are equipped to challenge assumptions with a healthy dose of skepticism. Human progress has always relied on the ability to query, comprehend, reinterpret, challenge and redefine the status quo. We must keep investing in these skills

AI is driving shifts in career paths in ways we’ve never seen before. Just as Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 created unexpected jobs, AI is unlocking roles we never saw coming - prompt engineers, AI ethicists, data curators - and it’s only the beginning. AI is also making execution more accessible than ever. Barriers that once required big teams and budgets are disappearing. Now, solo entrepreneurs, gig workers, and independent creators can turn ideas into reality at a faster pace than