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'You can’t automate accountability': Tech executives tell students what AI skills will matter

Caitlin Halferty, head of data and analytics at Thomson Reuters; Gregor Stewart, chief AI officer at SentinelOne; and Edwin Olson, CEO and founder of May Mobility, participate in “The Cost of Being Wrong” at Fortune Brainstorm Tech in Aspen, Colorado, on June 9, 2026. Photo composite by Andy Green/FoxTalk.

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Leaders from Thomson Reuters, SentinelOne and May Mobility said early-career workers need technical knowledge, verification habits and responsibility for AI-assisted work.

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.

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.

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