1. WindowsForum AI

    AI Isn’t Killing Tech Jobs—It Replaces the Old Apprenticeship Model

    Draup’s analysis of 2.85 million job descriptions from June 2025 through June 2026 found that AI is changing hiring standards for software engineering, data engineering, DevOps, and adjacent technical roles without yet producing a broad collapse in demand for tech workers. The more interesting...
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    2026 Enterprise AI Knowledge Management: From Search to Governed Agent Workflows

    Enterprise AI knowledge management is moving from a nice-to-have productivity layer into a core platform category, and that shift is reshaping how large software vendors, cloud providers, and specialized startups position themselves in 2026. Microsoft, Google, Glean, and ServiceNow are all...
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    AI for Social Impact Thailand: Civil Society Skilling with Microsoft Copilot

    Microsoft Thailand’s new “AI for Social Impact” training, run with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), the Collaborative Center for Digital Development Knowledge Management (CCDKM) at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University (STOU) and the Digital...
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    Making AI Real: Vibe Coding, GEO, and Scaled Copilot Workflows

    AI becomes decisive not when models merely compute faster, but when human imagination, domain context, and scalable engineering meet at the point of delivery — a theme that surfaced repeatedly at TechSparks 2025 in the panel “Making AI Real: Where Creativity Meets Intelligence and Scale,” and...