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Banks Slow AI Under Regulators as Archer Moves Qubit Program to Wafer Scale
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IT Brief New Zealand reported that banks face a balancing act on AI adoption as regulation tempers how quickly they can deploy the technology.
AI coding tools are widening the skills gap among junior software engineers, according to IT Brief Australia, which framed the trend as a risk to how early-career developers build core competencies.
Archer is shifting its qubit program toward wafer-scale manufacturing, IT Brief Australia reported, signaling a move toward more scalable production of its quantum computing hardware.
The Raleigh News & Observer reported that Wake County schools are weighing how to regulate AI, with proposals that could require students to report their use of the technology to teachers.
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