Nvidia director Mark Stevens on competing for jobs after college
In an interview with FoxTalk editor Andy Green, Stevens said young people need to become “AI native and AI aware” and argued that students at smaller schools can still compete.
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Young people don’t want to work? Denver Chamber CEO calls it a myth
J.J. Ament says employers want younger workers, but they also want colleges to teach some surprisingly basic workplace skills.
From working on cars to building rockets: Jim Bridenstine says space needs technicians, not just engineers
NASA awarded an Arapahoe Community College-led Colorado program $1.3 million to build technical aerospace pathways as the federal government begins designing a new U.S. Space Academy.
Transcript: Ricky Mulvey on gambling, prediction markets and unconventional investments
Financial journalist Ricky Mulvey calls a Kalshi rent ad ‘inexcusable’ and discusses a $74 million options loss, Pokémon cards, gold and what bear markets mean for young investors.
Epic founder Judy Faulkner says clinicians and AI are ‘better than either one alone’
In a written response to FoxTalk, Faulkner told community college nursing students that machines can combine streams of patient data while clinicians still catch body language and concern.
'You can’t automate accountability': Tech executives tell students what AI skills will matter
Leaders from Thomson Reuters, SentinelOne and May Mobility said early-career workers need technical knowledge, verification habits and responsibility for AI-assisted work.
‘It’s going to be a whole lot easier than getting a human girlfriend’: Andrew Yang on the rise of AI dating
The former presidential candidate warned that AI companions could draw young people into “frictionless” relationships.
C.H. Robinson CEO Dave Bozeman tells students how to prepare for AI-era supply-chain careers
Bozeman, who leads the Fortune 500 logistics company, told FoxTalk that students should build deep industry knowledge, understand the technology reshaping logistics and use it to solve real customer problems.
Fortune editorial leaders tell student journalists how to stand out in the AI era
Andrew Nusca, Kristin Stoller, Amanda Gerut and Rachel Ventresca told FoxTalk that young reporters should ask sharper questions, build real sources, understand the money behind AI and publish work people can see.
Gap CTO Sven Gerjets and former Paramount CTO Phil Wiser tell creative students why AI fluency matters
The two technology leaders told FoxTalk that students should learn AI tools early while protecting the judgment, originality and craft that make creative work valuable.
Shaun White says AI can help coaches and broadcasters, but should not replace the human experience
At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, the three-time Olympic gold medalist said performance data could help people starting out in coaching and broadcasting, even if they never competed at an elite level.
Carvana, Upstart and Deloitte leaders tell students how to use AI without outsourcing their judgment
At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, technology leaders from the three companies said students should experiment with major AI tools, keep building their fundamentals and learn to verify the systems’ output.