Ever feel like keeping up at work is like trying to drink from a firehose? You’re not alone. That crisp autumn feeling in the air seems to match the energy around workplace learning these days—there’s a sense of something new beginning, something exciting taking shape. According to the Workplace Learning 2030 report, we’re not just […]
There’s something quietly revolutionary happening in the world of enterprise technology, and it’s not just about algorithms and market share. Microsoft’s recent decision to partner with Anthropic while maintaining its OpenAI relationship reveals a deeper truth about how we all might approach our professional journeys. It turns out that putting all your eggs in one
Elon Musk’s recent announcement about Tesla’s AI5 chip being the ‘best inference chip of any kind’ for models under 250 billion parameters isn’t just tech news—it’s a window into the world our children will navigate. When we hear about chips achieving ‘by far lowest cost silicon and best performance per watt,’ it sparks more than
The text message looks perfectly normal—friendly, urgent, maybe even exciting. It might promise a prize, warn about an account issue, or invite you to click a link. But hidden beneath those carefully crafted words lies something more sinister, something that traditional security tools might miss because they’re looking at the wrong clues. This week, cybersecurity
There’s something quietly remarkable happening in the world of technology—something that speaks volumes about how we’re learning to live with innovation rather than being swept away by it. At Apple’s recent iPhone 17 event, where expectations typically run high for flashy new artificial intelligence features, something different unfolded. Instead of another AI-centered spectacle, the focus
The latest data from the New York Federal Reserve reveals something many professionals are feeling in their bones: confidence in finding a new job has hit its lowest point since 2013. At just 44.9%, this perceived probability of securing new employment reflects a broad-based decline across age, education, and income groups—though it’s most pronounced for
The overcast skies here in Songdo today feel like the perfect backdrop for a conversation about AI in the workplace—not gloomy, but full of potential energy waiting to be harnessed. When AI strategist Grace Leung recommends starting with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, she’s not just listing tools; she’s offering a roadmap to workplace confidence. The
When Jasmine Melikyan joined Career Karma during its expansion phase, she arrived with healthy skepticism about AI’s role in the workplace. What unfolded wasn’t a story of technology replacing humans, but rather one of technology revealing our most human capabilities. Her journey from curious skeptic to co-creator of OutRival mirrors a broader shift happening across
There’s a quiet revolution happening in how we build things—not with bricks and mortar, but with lines of code and thoughtful prompts. It’s not just about making software faster; it’s about crafting a new way of thinking, one that values planning, iteration, and clarity. And as parents, we can’t help but wonder: what if these
The numbers tell a fascinating story: while most enterprise tech systems take nearly three and a half months to get up and running, one platform consistently helps organizations go live in under two months while delivering returns in half the usual time. This isn’t just about business efficiency—it’s about a fundamental shift in how we
