OpenAI launches ChatGPT for teens
OpenAI is launching a special version of ChatGPT for teenagers aged 13 to 17. It offers stronger safety measures and age-appropriate features. Content involving suicide, self-harm, sexual topics and intimate relationships will be more strictly restricted.
New AI study tools for Google Search and Gemini
Google is expanding its AI-powered learning features in Google Search and Gemini. Users can now create interactive visualizations, customized quizzes and simulations to better understand complex topics.
Schools focus on AI Literacy
Schools across the U.S. are increasingly teaching AI literacy rather than simply banning chatbots. Educators want students to understand both the benefits and the limitations of the technology, including hallucinations, bias, privacy risks and fabricated information.
AI Boot Camps for young jobseekers
The British government is launching AI boot camps to prepare young people who are unemployed or at risk of unemployment for the world of work. A pilot project is offering three weeks of training to up to 70 participants aged between 16 and 21.
Many exaggerate their AI skills
A survey shows that nearly two-thirds of employees admit to overstating their AI skills at work in order to appear more competitive. Many feel pressured to keep up with the rapid adoption of AI in the workplace.
ChatGPT introduces interactive visualizations
OpenAI has developed a new feature for ChatGPT that creates interactive visual explanations for over 70 topics in math and science. Instead of just producing static text, users can now work with dynamic diagrams.
How AI is changing jobs
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the global labor market. It is reshaping which skills are in demand, how professions evolve, and how wages shift. This applies to both advanced and emerging economies.
How AI is changing jobs and careers
In 2026, artificial intelligence will continue to transform the job market and influence how people work, are hired and plan their careers. Companies are increasingly using AI in recruitment processes and everyday work.
2026 a turning point in the labour market
In the new year, artificial intelligence will leave its niche and bring about noticeable changes in the German labour market. Indeed’s ‘Jobs & Hiring Outlook Report 2026’ shows a sharp increase in job advertisements requiring AI skills.
Is technology making us mentally lazy?
As AI and digital tools become more integrated into our daily lives, concerns are growing about their effects on our cognitive abilities. MIT researcher Nataliya Kosmyna found that using ChatGPT significantly reduces brain activity in areas linked to thinking and creativity.