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In the 11th year, the manufacturing and engineering night at Fluor Field gives Upstate students a chance to 'see, touch and experience' technology.

Firms have to balance hi-tech and age-old skills when training up young workers.

The use of large language models has made it easier for dictation software to quickly deliver better results. Is that enough to push the technology into common use in the office?

The Godot Foundation have announced a crackdown on genAI code, including mandatory disclosures, following a wave of "demoralizing", "low-effort slop".

The discourse around AI often focuses on those who entirely embrace — or deeply despise — the tech. For engineers, the truth can be more complicated.