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Everyone's bracing for AI to steal their jobs, but it turns out the machines have different plans. For now, at least, and they're not what we expected.
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Everyone's bracing for AI to steal their jobs, but it turns out the machines have different plans. For now, at least, and they're not what we expected.

While the West trembles over job security, India seems to be sleeping a little sounder. Artificial intelligence won't decimate employment there, at least according to Goldman Sachs.

Whether AI is quietly taking junior developer jobs is a hot debate. One programmer decided to find out with a personal experiment.

While we dream of AI making life easier, some are waking up to a harsh reality. Microsoft recently cut nearly 5,000 jobs, hitting Xbox and commercial sales hard.
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A global economic giant just made a surprising retreat, dropping a decades-old promise. It seems artificial intelligence is making the future of work a bit less predictable.

Thought AI was just for tech geeks? Think again. It's about to fuel a fifth of a tech giant's revenue, reshaping the job market.
Imagine being a headhunter, and your most elusive prey is the very tech making you obsolete. Now, to avoid extinction, recruiters are forced to become AI specialists themselves.
Ireland, the tax haven for US tech giants, is now feeling AI's bite. Many tech jobs are on the line, a real headache for the Emerald Isle.

Thought artificial intelligence was just a nerdy toy? Well, it's getting serious. Tech and finance sectors are shedding thousands of employees in the US every month.

While everyone's debating how artificial intelligence will transform work, Oracle stopped talking and got to business. In twelve months it fired 21,000 people — roughly the size of a small town — and AI is, well, partly to blame.

The Class of 2026 has made its position crystal clear: they're not interested in AI hype at their graduation ceremonies, and they've let speakers know it with boos. Now Microsoft is stepping in with an approach that might actually resonate with the generation that's fed up with the narrative.