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- 1As coding boom fades, computer science grads pivot to AI skills●As coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI skills
With demand for traditional software coding roles cooling, computer science graduates are increasingly concentrating on artificial intelligence skills to stay competitive in the job market. Employers and educators are shifting expectations, and new grads are adapting their training toward AI and machine learning expertise as the once-booming programming job market slows.
- 2MIT ranked top US university for engineering and computer science●MIT named best university in the United States for engineering and computer science https:// lemmy.zip/post/72207712
MIT has been named the best university in the United States for engineering and computer science. The ranking reinforces the institute's long-standing reputation as a leader in technology education and research, drawing comment from academics and technology enthusiasts discussing how its programs compare with rivals like Stanford and Caltech.
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Allon Klein, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, has been named a 2026 Schmidt Science Polymath. The award, run by Schmidt Sciences, supports exceptional early-career scientists who work across multiple disciplines, providing multi-year funding for ambitious, unconventional research programs. Klein is known for work in computational and systems biology. The announcement places him among a select group of scientists recognized for the breadth and originality of their research.
- 4$500 Million Gift to Boost Carnegie Mellon Computer Science●$500M Gift Will Fuel Next Era of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon University has received a $500 million gift designated to advance the next era of its computer science programs. The donation is one of the largest ever given to the Pittsburgh university and will support its renowned School of Computer Science as demand for computing and AI expertise keeps growing.
- 5University of Michigan drops specialized application for computer science major▼UMich computer science no longer requires specialized application as demand steadies
The University of Michigan will no longer require students to apply separately for its computer science program, removing a competitive admissions barrier to one of its most popular majors. The change comes as demand for the major has steadied after years of rapid growth that strained capacity. Students will be able to declare the major directly, a shift likely welcomed by those previously denied entry to the limited-enrollment program.
- 6AI enthusiasts dismiss computer science degrees as worthless●A ton of # AI # techbros think that # ComputerScience degrees are worthless now. Because they think you learn # programm
A debate is spreading online over claims from some in the AI community that computer science degrees are now worthless, on the assumption they mainly teach programming. Critics are pushing back, arguing the degrees cover theory, mathematics and problem-solving far beyond learning a language like Python, and mocking the take as short-sighted.
- 7Harvard and Yale miss top 10 for computer science in 2027 US ranking▼Harvard and Yale miss top 10 for computer science in 2027 US university ranking
A newly released 2027 ranking of US universities shows Harvard and Yale falling outside the top 10 for computer science, a notable shift for two of the country's most prestigious institutions. The result highlights how specialized programs at other universities, particularly technical institutes, are outpacing the Ivy League in this fast-moving field.