H-FARM PROGRAMS ON AI

AI Super Power

The Professional Master to bring AI into your department

AI Super Power is the Professional Master by H-FARM Business School for managers who want AI inside their workflows, not just in a browser tab.

In 85 hours you design no-code automations and AI agents, with a faculty that includes Diego Pizzocaro and Alessandro Scandaletti of H-FARM AI.

Starts on 27 October 2026 on the H-FARM Campus in Roncade. Part-time and taught in Italian, with in-person weekends and online evening sessions, for managers, department heads and entrepreneurs ready to lead AI adoption. Last Early Bird seats available.

• Hands-on workshops on real business briefs: data analysis, autonomous agents, multi-agent orchestration, AI Act compliance and security.

• You leave with an AI agent trained on your company’s data, an adoption roadmap for your team and an H-FARM Business School Open Badge.

🤖 Anthropic data: junior hires drop from 27% to 9% 🤖
New Anthropic study reveals AI agents are replacing junior roles at speed.

Anthropic published a detailed internal employment study that paints a stark picture of how AI is reshaping its own workforce. Junior technical hires fell from 27% to just 9% of new additions, suggesting the entry-level pipeline is narrowing fast as AI agents absorb routine tasks. By August, those agents had logged 6x the working hours of their human counterparts, and engineers now push 5x more code changes than they did six months ago. This matters because it signals a concrete shift in hiring patterns across the tech industry — if one of the leading AI labs is cutting junior intake this aggressively, competitors are likely following suit. The study offers one of the clearest data points yet on AI-driven job displacement at the source.

💻 ChatGPT Slides ships real-time collaboration features 💻
OpenAI rolls out two key updates to challenge Google Slides and PowerPoint.

OpenAI shipped two notable updates to ChatGPT Slides: real-time collaboration and in-document editing capabilities. Teams can now work simultaneously on AI-generated presentations, editing text, layouts, and visuals without leaving the ChatGPT interface. The rollout puts direct competitive pressure on Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint, both of which have been integrating their own AI features but haven't offered the same depth of generative design. By combining AI-powered content creation with live multi-user editing, OpenAI is positioning ChatGPT Slides as a full productivity tool rather than just a drafting assistant. The integration could accelerate adoption among teams already embedded in the ChatGPT ecosystem.

🎬 Gemini Notebook adds slides and video creation 🎬
Google expands Gemini Notebook's integration with AI-driven design tools.

Google's Gemini Notebook now lets users create slides and videos directly within the platform, powered by AI-driven design suggestions. The update transforms Notebook from a research and note-taking tool into a more complete content creation suite. Users can generate visual presentations and short-form video from their notes and research materials with minimal manual input. The timing is notable — arriving the same day as OpenAI's ChatGPT Slides updates, the feature puts added competitive pressure on productivity tools. For teams already using Gemini Notebook for ideation and research, the addition removes the need to export content to separate apps, keeping users inside Google's ecosystem.

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⚡ Meta reveals gigawatt-scale Prometheus supercluster ⚡

Meta detailed the engineering behind Prometheus, its gigawatt-scale AI supercluster built to support the Muse model family. The rollout plans include scaling toward roughly one million GPUs using closed-loop liquid cooling — a capability jump that signals Meta's intent to match or exceed the largest training clusters in the industry. This infrastructure push underpins Meta's ambition to train frontier-level models entirely in-house.

🌐 Anthropic's Jack Clark tells IMF singularity is underway 🌐

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark told IMF and World Bank meetings that the singularity has begun, citing the speed of AI benchmark improvements. He projected U.S. GDP could reach $44 trillion by 2030 if AI adoption spreads fast, while warning of serious job disruption. The statement carries weight given Anthropic's own internal data showing rapid replacement of junior roles — adding regulatory pressure on governments to prepare workforce strategies.