Fitness technology firm Peloton Interactive Inc. has laid off about 11% of its global workforce. Most of the job cuts
At the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Davos, Hussain Sajwani, a prominent Dubai business magnate, issued a stark warning
Well before “AI” had entered the lexicon of evening newscasters, the university model of higher-education was in trouble. Between 2010
Few technologies have sparked as much anxiety and opportunity as artificial intelligence. From generative tools that draft reports to agentic
For decades, examinations have been designed to test memory under pressure. In a digital-first education environment, examinations are no longer
India’s logistics industry has called for a 40 percent increase in public funding for artificial intelligence-led skilling programmes, warning that
The demand for data and artificial intelligence talent is no longer only in big tech companies. Banks, hospitals, online stores,
Google is not just building powerful AI tools for consumers, the company is also racing to use them in order
AI is often sold to workers as a pure upgrade — a way to write faster, analyze better, and perform
Imagine walking into an office in 2026 and seeing AI not just as a buzzword, but as the colleague who