A randomized BCG trial found ChatGPT improved consultants’ data science task scores, but the advantage did not carry over to a test without AI.
ChatGPT Helped Consultants Perform Data Science Tasks
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A Look At AI’s Measures, Metrics, And Limits
A ThorstenMeyerAI.com report traces GDP from its Great Depression origins to its blind spots, including unpaid work and free AI services.
Small Museum Education: Making Exhibits Playful
A proposal outlines low-cost, museum-specific learning games for small museums, with a three-site pilot to test visitor and funding results.
Job Simulations Turn Career Curiosity Into Hands-On Learning
A proposed pilot would test job simulations in Indiana districts, where some diploma seals require documented work-based-learning hours.
A Handwritten 7, Layer By Layer: Inside A Neural Network
A visual explainer traces how pixel values pass through neural-network layers, and shows how one bias can change a small network’s output.
Where AI Skills Fit Into A Young Person’s UK Job Search
UK youth unemployment reached 15.6% in summer 2026 as job ads increasingly mention AI. The data does not show AI is driving the rise.
The Luddites And AI: Who Gains When Work Changes?
A historical account of the Luddites links machine-era disputes over pay and control to current debates about AI and workers’ rights.
Computer Science Enrollment Is Down. How Much Does AI Have To Do With It?
Early fall 2026 data show computer science enrollment down across colleges, but AI is only one of several possible causes.
Real Tax Questions, Practical Enrolled-Agent Exam Preparation
A proposed study app would pair working tax preparers’ client questions with cited explanations and matching IRS enrolled-agent exam practice.
How Claude Is Showing Up In Harvard Classes And Student Projects
A Harvard Crimson headline reports students are using expanded Claude access in classes and personal projects; program details and effects remain unknown.
