College·Multimedia·News·Technology·Video Hire Me, Not the Bot: Is AI Taking Over Graduates’ Jobs? October 22, 2026 by Amyah Wright New studies show that 48% of employers say Artificial Intelligence will make having a college degree…
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Business·Climate Change·Economic Development·Environment·Health·National·News·Science & Technology·Social Media·State & Local·Technology·Water Pollution Data Centers Fuel AI and Growth, But at What Cost to Communities? May 4, 2026 Sydney Goitia-DoranandElla GilbertandLia MillerandL'Oreal PowellandLiyala Wesonga In neighborhoods across the country, massive, windowless buildings are quietly reshaping local economies and daily life.…
National·NewsVision Newscast·Technology·The White House·Video·Washington D.C. Coverage that Matters to Your Community December 6, 2023 Briana AlvaradoandGregory Lloydon ColemanandZoe Warner By the Fall 2023 NewsVision Cohort From the war in the Middle East and concerns over…
National·Technology Biden Signs Executive Order on Safe, Secure and Trustworthy AI October 31, 2023 by Sabrina McCrear By Sabrina McCrear Howard University News Service President Joe Biden took the first national action to…
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Education·Technology How AI Is Affecting Credibility In Schools October 5, 2023 by Kiara Patterson By Kiara Patterson, NewsVision reporter Artificial Intelligence, or A.I., has become both a boon and…