Many workers fear artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs, an idea bolstered by warnings from AI leaders and anecdotes from a recent Federal Reserve report.
Layoffs are up, while white-collar workers are struggling to get hired. The culprit is high interest rates, not AI.
Technology and AI will disrupt the job market. Even hands-on jobs will be impacted but there are ways to prepare.
NEW TONIGHT AT SIX GREENVILLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE WILL SOON CELEBRATE A UNIQUE ACHIEVEMENT. THREE MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY ...
Palantir CTO reveals how AI technology drives blue-collar productivity boom, creating jobs for factory workers and nurses ...
Elon Musk dismisses Trump savings accounts, claiming AI will create 'universal high income' and eliminate poverty entirely, ...
The “CTE world is all about preparing kids for immediate jobs, not an amorphous future,” Yongpradit said. “They’re going to ...
One of America's iconic car makers struggles to balance capital risk with policy risk after sustaining billions in losses ...
Next year will be about freeing trapped value from legacy manufacturing constraints, compressing time-to-market and reducing ...
The year 2026 will reward leaders who act with clarity and purpose, those who pair technology with humanity, create equitable ...
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What job seekers and employers need to learn about AI and hiring, according to Indeed's top marketer
Indeed's CMO explains how AI hiring tools benefit employers and job seekers, urging both to optimize recruitment strategies ...
Ford Motor is keeping the F-150 Lightning, but changing its technology. It plans to add thousands of jobs and enter this new ...
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