Is AI Male?
It is, until those creating and testing it are no longer just a bunch of guys. It would improve the software and contribute more to progress if the AI workforce reflected society, both in gender...
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Noticing More Women in STEM? Here’s One Reason Why.
This strategy is boosting representation of women in science, tech, engineering and math—and could inspire young girls to enter the field.
Stay Curious to Win In the Age of AI
As AI remakes every industry, workers with the human traits of creativity, emotion, judgment, and the ability to make strong relationships will be in more demand than ever.
So Far, Presidential Candidates Mostly Disappoint on Tech Issues
The next President has the chance to either help the U.S. increase its lead around innovation or watch our country fall further back into a morass of bad policies and failed programs. Working with Engine,...
Empowering Women One Brand at a Time
Women are everywhere. No surprise, right? They do, after all, make up 50 percent of the world’s population. Yet, everywhere we look, women are a topic of conversation. Michelle Obama’s outfit choices on a recent...
Educators Unite to Build Vietnam’s Tech Talent
Vietnam’s tech industry is booming. For growth to continue, however, Vietnam must cultivate an increasingly skilled tech workforce and develop new capabilities in research, problem solving, and client service. But building such capabilities requires a...
Computer Science in Vietnam: Counting Down to the Hour of Code
Events surrounding this week's Hour of Code coincide with Computer Science Education week. Vietnam will have 26 different hosts, ranging from universities and high schools to private corporations. However, only two of the participating high...
Techonomic Top 5: Reanimating the Woolly Mammoth, Facebook Drones, and more
The passenger pigeon became extinct in 1914, though not long before it flew in flocks that could number in the billions (yes, with a "b"). But a group of scientists has teamed up with tech...
Will All Schools Have Nanotechnology Labs?
Setting up high school students with atomic-force microscopes and optical profilers so they can study nanotechnology may seem like a science teacher’s dream, but it’s already happening in at least one school in the United...
