March 27, 2026 AI mentions on résumés have tripled over the past two years, but colleges aren’t keeping up BY Sarah Bregel As businesses race to become AI-ready, job seekers are racing just as quickly to keep up. New data shows that candidates are getting the message: AI skills are showing up more often on résumés. … Continue reading AI mentions on resumes have tripled, but colleges aren’t keeping up
Google Gemini now lets you import your chats and data from other AI apps Anthropic offers similar tools. By Anna Washenko March 26, 2026 Google Google is adding a pair of new features to Gemini aimed at making it easier to switch to the AI chatbot. Personal history and past context are big components to … Continue reading Google Gemini now lets you import your chats and data from other AI apps
Boyd Gaming opens Cadence Crossing Casino in fast-growing Henderson Paul McNally Boyd Gaming has opened Cadence Crossing Casino in Henderson, adding a new neighborhood gaming option in one of the Las Vegas Valley’s fastest-growing residential corridors. The opening comes just about one year after the company broke ground on the casino. The property, … Continue reading Boyd Gaming opens Cadence Crossing Casino in fast-growing Henderson
Most employees use AI, but only a few use it to create real value. Here’s how to recognize them — and how to help everyone else catch up. By Pamela Parker Published on March 26, 2026 As AI reshapes marketing, teams angling for a competitive edge must learn to use these new tools not … Continue reading What the top 5% of AI users do differently
March 26, 2026 The future of AI is already in your hands BY Yoonie Joung Artificial intelligence is moving into everything. It’s in the phone in your pocket, the watch on your wrist, the TV on your wall, and the appliances in your kitchen. As companies race to build AI wearables and ambient assistants, there’s a … Continue reading The future of AI is already in your hands
March 26, 2026 Empty nester women: The new targeting market? BY Andrew Graff There’s a tremendous, ageless opportunity hiding in plain sight, but marketers need to look through a different lens to see it. Right now, there are some 35 million U.S. empty nester women, as I calculate it, and a growing percentage of them are … Continue reading Empty nester women: The new targeting market?
Nearly 80% Of Businesses Struggle To Measure AI Search Impact by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, March 26, 2026 Twenty-six percent of companies received more than half their traffic from AI search in 2025 — and 49% expect to reach that mark by late 2026, according to findings released today. AI Search as a percentage … Continue reading Nearly 80% Of Businesses Struggle To Measure AI Search Impact
Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading Jacob Woodward Two House lawmakers from opposite parties are pushing new legislation they say would stop federal officials from cashing in on inside knowledge through prediction markets. Rep. Adrian Smith, a Republican from Nebraska, and Rep. Nikki Budzinski, a Democrat from Illinois, introduced … Continue reading Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading
Marketers have long treated data as the goal. AI flips that model. Here’s how to adapt your data strategy. By Chris Robson Published on March 26, 2026 It’s hard to believe now, but there was a time when people only collected data if they absolutely had to. The stereotyped images of the ‘70s … Continue reading Data built modern marketing, but AI is rewriting the rules
March 26, 2026 A top AI researcher explains the limitations of current models BY Mark Sullivan Welcome to AI Decoded, Fast Company’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of AI. You can sign up to receive this newsletter every week via email here. François Chollet on AI benchmarks I wrote an exclusive feature this week about … Continue reading A top AI researcher explains the limitations of current models
