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Tech Xplore on MSNThe hidden bias pushing women out of computer scienceAt the dawn of computing, women were the early adopters of computational technology, working with punch cards in what was then considered secretarial work. As computer science evolved into a ...
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Study Finds on MSNIs Computer Science Punishing The Very Work That Attracts Women To The Field?New research exposes how academia's hidden bias against practical research is creating a rigged game that particularly hurts ...
In the 1950s, a Broadway play tackled the fear that “electronic brains” would automate humans out of jobs.
IBM's newest mainframe generation, the z17, is now generally available. Announced in April this year, the mainframe has been engineered specifically to support AI capabilities and is the result of ...
Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, and Vera Rubin—by naming its powerful AI chip architectures after them, spotlighting their ...
Here in 2025, it’s everywhere, and we’ve seen some chilling embodiments of artificial intelligence emerge as villains in ...
"We accidentally left the 'L' out of the word, 'public', and the newsletter — with the phrase '[Blank} County Pubic Library,' ...
In the fourth of this six-part series of The Economics Show, Martin Wolf, the FT’s chief economics commentator, and Nobel ...
This is an audio transcript of The Economics Show podcast episode: ‘Wolf-Krugman Exchange: AI hype vs reality’ Martin Wolf I ...
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VnExpress International on MSNVietnamese woman's journey from self-taught coder to 19 US patentsFrom a computer gifted by her father in the 1990s, Lan Vu taught herself to code, earned a PhD in Computer Science, and has ...
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The top 30 countries where women work the most - MSNThe International Labor Organization has published its 2025 list of countries where the most women work. The survey measures the percentage of working-age women (15–64) who are either employed ...
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