From our findings, we saw that students in different disciplines used AI differently. Any solution should be discipline-specific, or maybe even course-specific. One response that is gaining traction right now is to move all assessments into controlled environments. For example, proctored oral exams or hand-written in-class exams. The problem is, those types of assessments only…
About 90% of companies are now using AI in the hiring process, according to the World Economic Forum. A new study from the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI finds that one AI hiring tool used by lots of companies is often biased against Black and Asian applicants. Anyone who’s been job searching knows it’s rough…
As of mid-2025, about a third of newly published websites were generated by artificial intelligence. That’s a massive increase from just three years before when the number hovered around zero. The AI written text provides fewer diverse viewpoints and is generally presented in a cheerful manner. That’s all according to an early study out last…
Anitza Cox, director of analysis and social policy at Estudios Técnicos Inc., presents findings from the PR Digital Trends Study 2026 on internet use, artificial intelligence and social media habits in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico’s digital ecosystem continued expanding in 2026, with internet and digital media penetration reaching 95% of the population age 12 and…
The booming use of generative AI by students is leading to rising grade inflation at universities, according to a working paper published this week by the University of California, Berkeley. There are three ways generative AI can be used by students: augmentation, where the tools perform a supporting role assisting in things like research while…
Private fleets have rushed to adopt GenAI for back-office convenience (87.1%), but this enthusiasm is creating a critical operational “execution gap,” according to a new Fleet Advantage survey on how carriers are using AI. Key takeaways AI execution gap: Fleet Advantage’s 2026 Use of AI in Fleets survey documents a massive, industry-wide “execution gap” as fleets…
An ILO study said women’s jobs are more exposed to generative AI in 88% of countries analysed. The report found that around 29% of female-dominated occupations face exposure to generative AI, compared to 16% of male-dominated jobs. The gap becomes wider in high-income economies. The ILO said 9.6% of women’s employment falls into high-risk automation…
The group of ten academics involved represent a wide spectrum of creative industries, from industrial and visual design through to screen arts, music, digital media and communications. Lead researcher and music industry expert, Associate Professor Dave Carter says the key purpose of the study was to shine a light on the current use and impacts…
Newly published research from a leading computer scientist warns that the use of generative AI to design, train or perform steps within a machine learning system could increase serious risks. Michael Lones, professor at Heriot-Watt University’s School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, has argued in a new paper that generative AI could expose organisations and…
A global study indicates nearly one in three jobs could see over 50 per cent of tasks transformed by generative AI. The research, involving Woxsen University, highlights major workforce shifts and emerging skill demands across industries in coming years. Published Date – 25 April 2026, 03:13 PM Hyderabad: As India prepares for…
