A New Group Wants to Help People Adapt and Still Have Jobs With AI
A new bipartisan nonprofit – RAISE US – is starting with more than $500 million for education and training programs at the state level.
A new bipartisan nonprofit – RAISE US – is starting with more than $500 million for education and training programs at the state level.
WASHINGTON, June 25, 2026 (AP) — America has been rushing into an artificial intelligence future without much of a plan to stop what could be catastrophic job losses.
Critics warn of doomsday scenarios out of a sci-fi thriller, while backers say AI will generate so much new wealth that no one should worry too much about millions of layoffs.
Rural broadband is now table stakes for economic development, panelists said on a Broadband Breakfast Live Online panel.
Meta added that it remains confident in its record of protecting teens online.
'I don’t want local broadcast TV to go the way of local newspapers. And yet the risk is real,' FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says
Researchers at national nonprofit Connected Nation contend that policymakers are still focused on broadband speeds while underinvesting in the middle-mile and interconnection infrastructure that will determine future AI performance.