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Hitting the books in a high-tech world... August 31, 2025 View Online | Sign Up | Shop Presented By Vinnie Neuberg EDITOR'S NOTE Good morning. Sharpen your No. 2 pencils, because today, the Brew is going back to school. Now that classes are back in session, we're taking a look at how technology has transformed the educational landscape. We hope you won't just read the SparkNotes, and we promise there's no pop quiz at the end. And to put in your planner: We won't be in your inbox tomorrow, so feel free to sleep in on Labor Day. We'll be back to sending newsletters on Tuesday. CAREER A comp sci degree is no longer a job offer magnet Steve Prezant/Getty Images The college major long touted by tech CEOs, policymakers, and pragmatic parents as a path to six-figure employment straight out of college is now leaving many young job hunters disappointed. Recent computer science grads are struggling to find work as Silicon Valley pulls back on entr...

Meta has appropriated the names and likenesses of celebrities – including Taylor Swift, Scarlett Johansson, Anne Hathaway and Selena Gomez – to create dozens of flirty social-media chatbots without their permission, Reuters has found. Audio Articles now available! Download the Reuters App.   Technology Roundup Technology Roundup New newsletter: Join Reuters tech correspondent Krystal Hu as she delivers insightful analyses of the biggest AI developments, bringing her extensive background covering the industry's major breaking news to your inbox. Sign up here for the Reuters Artificial Intelligencer.   Meta created flirty chatbots of Taylor Swift, other celebrities without permission     Intel amends CHIPS Act deal with US Commerce Department, gets $5.7 billion early     ...