David Brancaccio

From APM American Public Media.

Where's the productivity, Artie?

Artie as in Artificial Intelligence.

I'm David Brancaccio in Los Angeles.

Are we getting more done using all this new AI?

Corporate leaders say not especially.

That's according to a new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

Where's the productivity jump?

Daniel Ackerman reports.

There's new evidence AI is thwarting the aspirations of students who had wanted to study tech disciplines, once seen as a strong bet for finding work.

According to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, the number of students enrolling in computer and information science programs decreased this past fall.

That's at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.

It's the first drop since the first pandemic year.

Our program Marketplace Tech spoke to Carrie George with the Computer Research Association.

Marketplace Tech has that conversation via marketplace.org now.

Now, when you order Buffalo Wild Wings boneless wings, do you expect them to actually be chicken wings with the bone taken out?

A guy in Illinois sued saying he was deceived when he learned boneless wings can be akin to chicken nuggets.

But a judge has now ruled he didn't drum up enough of an argument.

The judge himself used the words drum up better than legally winging it, I suppose.

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