Why AI might make us have fewer friends at work

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As artificial intelligence takes on a bigger role at work, it could make more of us lonely.

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AI flood prediction could save lives as increasingly dangerous flooding threatens a fifth of the world

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A Brooklyn neighborhood experienced major flooding during Hurricane Sandy.

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Non-tech companies are seeking AI talent and offering 6-figure salaries. Here's who's hiring — including one role that pays more than $300,000.

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Even non-tech companies are looking to hire people with AI talent — and they're listing jobs with salaries over six figures.

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The AI boom could force you to enter the gig economy

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The development of generative AI could increase the number of Americans working in gig and freelance jobs.

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Kevin McCarthy floats working with Elon Musk once he's out of Congress: 'I love entrepreneurs'

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Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Elon Musk.

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The better you are at your job, the more you should be worried about AI

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White-collar workers on laptops sitting on bar graphs, with AI robots affecting productivity, pushing one down and lifting the other up

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5 types of new jobs that AI could create

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Companies like Meta, Amazon, and Capital One already have job postings related to generative AI.

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Anna Indiana is the world's first all-AI singer-songwriter. She's deeply mediocre.

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Anna Indiana's first video.

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This report on teens having to view horrific material to train AI is a really sad read

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Some teen workers who are labeling data to train AI are earning as little as $1 to $2 an hour, and are being exposed to concerning images and text, according to a Wired report.

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Humans could become 'part AI' to keep up with superintelligent machines, OpenAI's chief scientist says

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OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever (right) speaks alongside the company's CEO Sam Altman.

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