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Data Shows that Remote Work Is Disappearing: Less than 10% Work at Home
26/05/2022
IBL News | New York
The share of people working remotely from home for pay due to the COVID pandemic dipped below 10% for the first time in more than two years, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released this month.
The exact figure was 7.7%. The pandemic high was 35% in May 2020.
People with a bachelor’s degree were five times more working from home than those without.
Asians were the most of any ...
AI-Powered Platforms that Detect Plagiarized Content Online Attract Investors
25/05/2022
IBL News | New York
AI-powered plagiarism detection is gaining momentum.
Utilizing natural language processing (NLP) technology boosted by machine learning algorithms looks like a smart approach, rather than using the traditional word-for-word match approach to detect plagiarism is what new companies such as Stamford, Connecticut-based Copyleaks are doing.
This week, this company announced that it raised $6 million in Series A ...
A San Antonio School District Will Allow Qualified Teachers to Carry a Firearm
24/05/2022
IBL News | New York
A district school in San Antonio, Texas–area will allow qualified teachers and staff members to carry a concealed firearm on campus.
This is part of the so-called “Guardian Program” unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees this month.
The school is La Vernia High School, a small district 25 miles east of San Antonio.
To become a guardian, teachers and staff members would need to already ...
Over 300 Students Will Graduate from BU Questrom’s Online MBA
23/05/2022
IBL News | New York
The Boston University’s Questrom School of Business Online MBA on edX.org, once considered the “biggest experiment” ever run in the institution’s history, was presented as a huge success this month.
The first graduates [three of them in the picture above], who will get their degrees tomorrow, on May 22, 2022, say that the program has changed their lives.
A total of 308 students are on ...
