You’ve heard of laid-off workers training their lower-paid replacements. Now imagine that the replacement worker is a robot. Something like that is going on in Watertown, at a company called Tutor ...

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Install Microsoft Copilot from the Microsoft Store. Open the app and sign in to your Microsoft account. Click on the glass icon and select the screen you want to share. Ask Copilot any question ...

Tired of explaining the same thing over and over again to your colleagues? Guidde is an AI-powered tool that helps you explain the most complex tasks in seconds with AI-generated documentation.

Generative AI, including Language Models (LMs), holds the promise to reshape key sectors like education, healthcare, and law, which rely heavily on skilled professionals to navigate complex ...

Studying with Claude is a chore. That's could be it's greatest selling point. Credit: Ian Moore / Mashable Composite; Anthropic This is the third in a series of stories diving into a new wave of ...

After enduring three years of net annual losses, Tutor Perini reported a profitable first quarter of 2025—based on successful project work, not resolved disputes—providing hope of the contractor ...

Post by Dr. Anastasia Kitsantas, George Mason University. Choosing the right tutor is like choosing the right tool for the job. When parents and teachers think of tutoring, they often picture a ...

UC San Diego researchers created an AI tutor that is trained on course-specific materials and trained never to just give students the answer to a problem Two students in UC San Diego computer science ...

Tutor Perini, the Los Angeles-based heavy civil construction company, is finally making money doing construction again. After several quarters of disappointing results plagued by payouts for legal ...

In many circumstances, artificial intelligence (AI) can be a tremendously poor teacher—immediately giving away answers and hindering students’ abilities to think for themselves. But two 2024 studies ...