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AI is giving workers the illusion of expertise — and quietly making them worse at their jobs

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AI is making workers feel smarter while quietly eroding their real skills, a new report warns.

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Howard Marks says AI is going to have a 'terrifying' impact on employment — and it goes well past lost paychecks

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Howard Marks of Oaktree

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  • Howard Marks warned that AI threatens purpose and structure, not just workers' paychecks.
  • He said UBI can't replace the self-worth and identity people get from work.
  • He called AI's employment outlook "terrifying" as jobs and meaning erode.

"Terrifying."

Instead of applying for jobs, this AWS exec writes proposals for new roles she wants to create

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Sarah Cooper said she has only interviewed for three positions in her career.

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Surge AI CEO explains why he hates the term 'data labeling'

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Surge AI's CEO says companies are optimizing for flashy AI responses rather than real-world problems.

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The startup taking direct aim at Nvidia's AI iron grip

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Modular cofounder and CEO Chris Lattner

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How Scammers Poison AI Results With Fake Customer Support Numbers

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Why the music industry is changing its tune on AI

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OpenAI, Anthropic, and Others Create Foundation for Standardizing AI Agents

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Glenn Beck Is Giving American History the Grokipedia Treatment

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Are you an 'AI creeper?'

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In a recent Anthropic report, 69% of surveyed professionals mentioned the social stigma around using AI tools at work.

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