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Non-Degree Workers Under 35 Now Have Lower Unemployment Than College Grads, Burning Glass Finds

A new Burning Glass Institute analysis, reported by the Wall Street Journal, shows workers aged 22-34 without college degrees are experiencing some of their lowest unemployment rates in decades, while their degree-holding peers face one of their worst job markets in years. Chief economist Gad Levanon says this shift appears structural rather than temporary.

Study Finds AI Models Can Deanonymize Social Media Users From Public Clues

Researchers demonstrated that large language models can analyze scattered public information—writing style, posting patterns, and incidental details—to identify the real people behind pseudonymous social media accounts with notable accuracy. The technique relies on piecing together fragments of publicly available data rather than any single identifying clue.

LibreOffice 26.8 tops 1 million downloads in a week after touting its lack of built-in AI

The Document Foundation's LibreOffice 26.8, released August 26th, surpassed 1 million installer downloads in its first week, excluding updates via Linux repositories, making it the suite's most downloaded release ever. The foundation followed up with a post explaining that it deliberately excludes generative AI by default, citing principles like user control, no data leaving the device, no telemetry, and no vendor lock-in, while still allowing community plugins for those who want AI features.

Beyond Juicery + Eatery Franchise Opens Under Former Corporate Employee Turned Owner

Elliott Disner, who began working for Beyond Juicery + Eatery as a 16-year-old barista, has opened his own franchise location in West Delray Beach, Florida, nearly two decades after joining the company. The new store also serves as a showcase for Beyond's refreshed store design, which Disner helped develop while working on the corporate side of the business.

Aviloo study: EV batteries retain ~90% capacity after 150,000km

A study by Austrian battery-analysis firm Aviloo, based on over 500,000 tests across 20 popular EV models including Tesla's Model Y and Volkswagen's ID.4, found median battery health ranging from 87 to 94 percent after 150,000 kilometers of use. The research found degradation levels between 91-97 percent at 50,000km and 88-95 percent at 100,000km, though rates varied widely depending on climate, battery size and driving habits.

Gallup poll: US school satisfaction falls to record-low 32%

A new Gallup/Walton Family Foundation poll finds only 32% of American adults are satisfied with K-12 education quality, an 11-point drop over two years and the lowest mark in 27 years of polling. Dissatisfaction has climbed to 67%, with Democrats showing the steepest decline—about 19 points since Trump's second term began—while independents and Republicans also reported smaller drops.

Lenovo cuts ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 to 2.2 pounds with new Space Frame chassis

Lenovo has redesigned its flagship ThinkPad X1 Carbon with an all-new metal 'Space Frame' case that trims weight to 2.2 pounds while keeping the carbon fiber top's soft-touch feel. A smaller, double-sided system board freed up room for a fan 70% larger than before, enabling support for more powerful 30-watt CPUs alongside a 14-inch 2.8K OLED display at 120Hz.

Endodontists Association Warns Against Skipping Anesthesia After Sequoia's Leone Story

After Sequoia Capital chairman Doug Leone recounted undergoing a root canal without Novocaine to prove his toughness before a meeting, the American Association of Endodontists pushed back publicly. The group, representing over 8,000 specialists, stressed that patients should never endure severe pain during the procedure and should ask for more anesthetic if needed.

Makera unveils Z1 desktop CNC machine at IFA 2026 for hobbyist creators

Makera showcased its new Z1 desktop CNC machine at IFA 2026, positioning it as a beginner-friendly subtractive manufacturing tool that carves solid blocks of material like wood, metal, and plastic into finished objects. Alongside the hardware, the company introduced Makera Studio and Makerables, software and community platforms meant to let people without CAD or machining experience design and produce physical items. The Z1 features a compact one-piece cast frame and can work with over 500 materials at precision up to ±0.02mm.

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