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As Gen Z turns to ChatGPT en masse, the pope is sounding the alarm about the erosion of critical thinking skills.

China’s Tsinghua University is outperforming U.S. Ivy Leagues in generating AI-related patents and top-cited research papers—though American influence remains high.

As student debt balloons past $1.6 trillion, First Watch CEO Chris Tomasso encourages Gen Z to ditch prestige for practicality.

Six-figure salaries are within reach for Gen Z, but only if they’re willing to brave extreme weather, noisy tarmacs, and the smell of jet fumes.

As Trump shifts his tone on Chinese students, Beijing doubles down on AI education—signaling a new kind of cold war in learning.

The secret to getting to Mars starts with slashing useless meetings that could’ve been an email, according to plans from the billionaire tapped to lead NASA.

Musk’s net worth could soon top $1,000,000,000,000 as Tesla reaffirms its desire for the world’s richest man to lead the electric-vehicle company.

As AI wipes out early-career roles, one field is still hiring Gen Z—and it doesn’t require a college degree.

Wall Street titan Jamie Dimon says workplace etiquette has gone off the rails—and he’s calling for a return to old-school focus in an age of AI and constant notifications.

YouTube, Reddit, and Instagram may be household names, but their founders could have made billions more by waiting to cash out.