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Bernadette Berger, the director of innovation at Alaska Airlines, on how to make air travel feel a little more human.

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Approximately 60% of K-12 teachers now admit to using AI to plan lessons, communicate with parents, and assist with grading.

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Our AI lords must place real value on fact-checked reporting—right now—to ensure its continued existence. Josh Rosenberg is ...