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New apprenticeship assessments put competency first

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By Joshua Stein
| Construction News Magazine Verified
Major construction bodies have released a new plan to put competency at the centre of apprenticeship assessments. The Construction Taskforce – which includes the Building Safety Regulator and the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) – unveiled on Tuesday (7 July) eight competency-focused apprenticeship assessments.
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Can Yale be an AI University?

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By Joshua Stein
| Yale Daily News Verified
In recent weeks, SpaceX launched the biggest initial public offering, or IPO, in history, with its acquisition of xAI a major component of that offering. Anthropic and OpenAI are likely soon to follow. AI has anchored itself, for better and worse, in today's economy and contemporary life. But as a litigator involved in several cases against technology companies, I am, by vocation, focused on the “worse” part of the equation.
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‘Intense’ sector contraction eases but confidence remains ‘well short’

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By Joshua Stein
| Construction News Magazine Verified
Construction sector activity contracted in June but not as rapidly as in May, when the rate dropped by its biggest margin since the Covid pandemic. S&P Global’s UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) posted a score of 38.4 in June, where a score below 50 represents contraction and over 50 signals growth. However, it represented a slight improvement on May’s score of 38.2. Civil engineering was the worst-performing sector in June, registering 22.1 – a drop from 36.2 the previous month.
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