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Bill Gates has recently shared his perspective on the future of work in the age of Artificial Intelligence, A.I. He says only 3 jobs will survive:

1. Coders/Programmers: AI can help with coding, but humans are needed to debug, improve, and adapt systems to complex challenges.

2. Energy Experts: The energy sector is too complicated for AI alone; humans are needed for planning, regulations, and managing global energy demands.

3. Biologists: AI can analyze data, but human creativity and intuition are crucial for discoveries and breakthroughs in science.

Read more:

https://the-express.com/tech/tech-news/167527/bill-gates-ai-take-over-jobs-doctors-167527

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten.

🎉 A huge congratulations to Iam Tucker of ILSI Engineering for being named the National Small Business Person of the Year for 2024 at the NSBW awards in Washington, D.C.! Your dedication and innovation are inspiring! We are proud to celebrate your outstanding achievement and contribution to the small business community. Here's to continued success and impact! 🙌🏽

Happy Earth Day! Earth Day serves as a powerful reminder that we all play a role in preserving the environment. Through hands-on activities and programming, STEM Global Action aims to empower young minds to become environmental stewards and make a positive impact on our planet.

🤖🎉 It's National Robotics Week! 🎉🤖

At STEM NOLA, we're passionate about inspiring the next generation of innovators and problem solvers. Robotics are an incredible way for young minds to explore STEM fields and unleash their creativity. Let's celebrate the power of robotics to transform our world and the advancements of the 21st Century!

It might be too cloudy to see the eclipse but STEM NOLA is still looking pretty bright!

Are you ready for Monday's solar eclipse? The viewing time starts at 12:27 pm, with the maximum coverage occurring at 1:47 pm in Shreveport!
To find the maximum coverage time in your area, visit: https://loom.ly/WG8Wo0I

Dedication, self-discovery, and a passion for learning are the hallmarks of Jamira Hunter’s remarkable journey. Her introduction to the world of STEM began in seventh grade when she first encountered STEM NOLA. This New Orleans program shaped her career path and influenced her approach to making a meaningful contribution to society.

Guided by her mother Mironda’s wisdom, Jamira and her brother, Jamal, embarked on a journey of exploration, immersing themselves in the hands-on STEM activities at STEM NOLA that would play a pivotal role in defining Jamira’s desire to achieve academically and her ultimate decision to pursue nursing. They grew up and went to school in Baton Rouge, but their parents drove them nearly 100 miles to participate in STEM Saturdays in New Orleans.

As Jamira, now 21, progressed through high school, helped solidify her interest in nursing, ultimately leading her to enroll at Southern University A&M College. Reflecting on her journey, she notes, “STEM NOLA helped me realize I like learning about life and science from a life perspective. It helped me determine that I like learning about the human body and caring for people.”

Jamira Hunter, who recently started her third semester of clinical studies at Southern University A&M School of Nursing, is blazing a new path and showing her community what’s possible with STEM education. Her story underscores the potential within every young mind eager to explore the wonders of STEM.

https://stemglobalaction.com/jamira-hunter-finds-a-path-in-nursing-with-the-help-of-stem-nola/

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Jamira Hunter Finds a Path in Nursing with the Help of STEM NOLA - Design and delivery of STEM-based activities & programs K-12 students | STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Jamira Hunter Finds a Path in Nursing with the Help of STEM NOLA

National STEM Challenge Champions and STEM NOLA Fellows Jayden Hall and Naya Ellis were recently highlighted on WWLTV with Brandon Walker Reports. Next week, they're heading to Washington, DC for the National STEM Festival!

Watch the story: https://loom.ly/HQrA9C8

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Learn more about Naya Ellis, John F. Kennedy High School freshman, STEM NOLA Fellow and National STEM Challenge Champion! Her stroke-detecting invention is making waves, and her inspiring story is a must-read.

Check out the article from The 74 here: https://loom.ly/84bgFtI

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Happy Pi Day from STEM Global Action! π🥧✨ Today, we're celebrating math’s infinite possibilities and its role in shaping our world. Let's embrace the mathematical marvel and inspire future innovators one slice of pi at a time!