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How AI speed and human insight make hurricane forecasts more accurate

Kweilyn Murphy breaks down how Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how meteorologists track storms, with recent data from the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season solidifying a massive leap forward in forecasting technology. For years, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has incorporated early forms of AI, but the 2025 season marked a significant milestone due to a direct partnership with Google DeepMind. This collaboration led to the experimental deployment of a groundbreaking AI hurricane forecast model, showcasing a new era in storm prediction.

Great Valley launches MBA in artificial intelligence

May 30,26 | 01:41 EST

Penn State Great Valley will offer a master of business administration in artificial intelligence (AI) beginning in fall 2026. This 33-credit interdisciplinary program is designed to meet the growing need for business leaders proficient in both AI and management, enabling them to develop and deploy AI-enabled business solutions, drive strategic innovation, and maintain a competitive advantage in the rapidly evolving business landscape. The program integrates technical AI expertise with business leadership and domain knowledge, preparing professionals to lead AI-driven innovation and transformation. Graduates will build AI-powered enterprises, oversee AI strategy, and translate business objectives into data-driven, AI-powered solutions, leveraging AI for strategic decision-making, operational efficiency, and ethical AI use. The curriculum includes courses like Artificial Intelligence in Practice and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, alongside foundational business courses in marketing, finance, management, and accounting. Students can customize their learning with electives in deep learning, natural language processing, generative AI, venture start-up, corporate innovation strategies, and operations management. The program culminates in a capstone project where students apply AI methodologies to real-world challenges. Designed for flexibility, part-time students can complete the STEM-designated program in as little as 18 months through hybrid, seven-week classes combining in-person and online sessions.

What must not be lost: Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical confronts artificial intelligence

May 30,26 | 01:40 EST

Leo XIV's first encyclical asks whether artificial intelligence will build a new Babel—or rebuild Jerusalem.

WIU to Offer New Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Emphases for the M.S. in Computer Science

May 30,26 | 01:37 EST

Western Illinois University is significantly enhancing its Master of Science (M.S.) in Computer Science program by introducing two cutting-edge specializations: Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, starting in the Fall 2026 semester. This expansion aims to equip graduates with advanced skills in highly demanded technological fields, addressing the evolving needs of the industry and student interest in these specialized areas. The new emphases will augment the existing program options, providing students with a more diverse and focused educational pathway in computer science at the graduate level.

Commentary: How artificial intelligence is already improving lives

May 30,26 | 01:34 EST

Leading artificial intelligence (AI) models are doubling their capabilities every four months, and the implications for accelerating scientific research, improving education and transforming much of the economy provoke both enthusiasm and angst.

This Is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock I'd Buy if the Market Crashed Tomorrow

May 30,26 | 01:33 EST

This article explores market downturns as prime buying opportunities, noting current high valuations reminiscent of past crashes. It identifies Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) as a top AI stock pick for a potential market crash, citing its unparalleled dominance in the global chip foundry market, especially for advanced AI chips. Despite TSMC's strong performance and strategic positioning, the author also points readers towards The Motley Fool's 'Stock Advisor' service for alternative, high-return stock recommendations.

As students protest artificial intelligence, Pitt professor cautions: ‘We cannot delay the AI adoption’

May 30,26 | 01:31 EST

Mark Ma, an associate professor of business administration at the University of Pittsburgh, has co-created the AI Sentiment Tracker. This tool uses various data sources to gauge the workforce's feelings about artificial intelligence across individual, company, and regional levels. Ma emphasizes that while students protest AI, its adoption is inevitable and individuals should focus on developing AI skills to remain competitive in the job market, despite the real concerns about job displacement in the coming years.

How artificial intelligence is reshaping retirement planning for advisers and DIY investors

May 29,26 | 01:45 EST

AI is beginning to streamline retirement planning for both financial advisers and DIY investors by unifying data and expanding access to more informed decision-making.

Film-Making in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

May 29,26 | 01:43 EST

At the 79th Cannes Film Festival, BMW initiated a pivotal discussion on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of cinema, emphasizing its potential as a tool to extend and enhance human creativity rather than replace it.