Wozniak co-founded Apple in 1976 and helped power the personal computer revolution; today he remains a prominent tech commentator and philanthropist.
The Salamanca City Central School District has approved a nearly $60,000 Realbotix robot pilot to assist robotics education, but parents and teachers worry about student data privacy. Officials stress the robot will not collect personal data or replace teachers, while discussions with state officials continue.
Tim Cook has announced he will step down as Apple CEO and become executive chairman on Sept. 1, 2026, and John Ternus, the company’s head of hardware engineering, has been named CEO-designate. The move has been presented as a planned succession while Apple is confronting AI shortfalls, China supply risks, and pressure to produce a new product wave.
Universities are racing to add AI majors and minors, with 74 AI majors and 89 minors now offered in American campuses and more programs planned this year. The rush reflects the technology’s influence on the economy, but details vary by school. Demand and career outcomes remain uncertain as programs accelerate.
A wave of recent reporting shows graduates face a shifting labor market as AI reshapes entry-level work. Universities strike deals with AI firms while students push back against discussions of automation. Experts urge focusing on skill-building and AI literacy to navigate the coming changes.