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AIandYou is advising small businesses on how to better use AI to grow.

While fresh-faced grads are throwing their hats in the ring for a job at the world’s biggest companies, they could have a good shot at small businesses ramping up hiring. And some of the jobs that they’re recruiting the most for could stand the test of time in the AI revolution.

For years, Artificial Intelligence was seen as something only large corporations could afford. Big budgets, large teams, and expensive systems made AI feel out of reach for small businesses.But in 2026, the story is very different.

AI isn’t destroying jobs. It’s making workers dramatically more productive. And the workers are doing that extra production? They have no idea.

These industries are still hiring while tech is cutting back.

Celebrities are learning the hard way that the AI discourse is toxic.

Career coaches often tell college students to start looking for jobs months before turning the tassel. But in an increasingly brutal job market, some parents are planning years ahead of when their kid receives a diploma.

Reshma Saujani had the attention of the room. Executives, investors and advocates packed in a Midtown Manhattan office on a Wednesday morning. This is the kind of crowd that had spent the past year losing sleep over artificial intelligence, tariffs and supply chains.

Many readers were horrified by the idea of robots helping older adults — but not all.

Half of Americans now use artificial intelligence at work, a new benchmark in Gallup's surveys, but there's a gap between company leaders and workers.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a growing field offering a variety of tools focused on helping your business expand while enhancing efficiency, improving decision-making, and more. Discover the ways AI geared toward small business can benefit you.

How AI is changing American entrepreneurship, small business

Anthropic’s latest report shows workers with greater ‘AI skills’ may do better in today’s job market

Sentience is a new AI company billed as ‘the digital version of you, but with perfect memory.’ I put that to the test.

Companies spent $37 billion on AI in 2025—but most employees still don’t know how to use it.

Andrej Karpathy's "vibe coding," where AI generates software from plain English, is revolutionizing development. Tools like Replit empower non-technical founders to quickly build MVPs, changing entrepreneurship by enabling rapid product launches. While powerful, technical review is crucial for security and scaling AI-generated code.

It's hard to describe the city of Lancaster as anything other than quaint.

In some ways, artificial intelligence chatbots seem ready-made to help answer basic questions about work like, “How do I ask my boss for a promotion?” or “What should I tell my colleague who’s slowing down our project?”

Google says the data will help the AI coach provide better advice, but that it can’t diagnose, treat, or monitor conditions.