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ABC13 Who's Hiring Job Fair focuses on how you can break into the computer sciences industry, which has a median salary of about $100,000.

The Per Scholas program at Cortex is training the next generation of tech workers right here in St. Louis.

Every job will be a tech job by the year 2033, according to the nation’s CEOs and hiring managers.

What started as a technology reclamation nonprofit has since transformed into a robust, tuition-free training program that seeks to redefine how companies fill tech skills gaps with rising talent.

Two in five employees said theyre learning about software, apps, artificial intelligence or coding.

Women and minorities are underrepresented in the emerging AI technology wave. AI — and related advanced analytics — represent the future economy and its opportunities.

For my annual giving guide, these three nonprofits are the top reader favorites.

I believe it is prudent to think about several of the possibilities that uninhibited AI could have broadly, but in this article, I am going to focus on the workplace.

For more than 1-in-3 children who grow up in poverty, the American Dream stays out of reach. Held back by a daunting combination of disadvantages faced by people who grow up in low-income households, they remain poor in adulthood.

A $20 million gift a national technology training nonprofit landed this fall will have a massive impact on its cities of operation – including in Cincinnati.