AI will augment high-skilled jobs but hit clerical work hardest, Australia's government predicts

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An Australian government report projects that generative AI will automate many clerical jobs and transform high-skill roles by 2050.

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The CEOs of Din Tai Fung think robots would ruin their iconic soup dumplings

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Din Tai Fung's offerings.
Din Tai Fung is leaving dumpling-making to humans for now.

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Trump's tariffs are putting the robots to work

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Formic's automated palletizer works in a facility.

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Sam's Club CEO says automating stores isn't a move to eliminate jobs

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Sam's Club CEO Chris Nicholas said he spent time stocking shelves and pricing items as a teenager in the UK.

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Leaders from BCG, Infosys, AARP, and more predict how AI will transform top companies in the next 12 months

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It's impossible to talk about workforce innovation without addressing artificial intelligence.

Fears of automation are at the heart of the dockworkers strike

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Dockworkers picket near the Port of Miami entrance and demand a new labor contract.
Dockworkers picket near the Port of Miami entrance and demand a new labor contract.

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Why workers who lose their jobs to AI will be better off than the Midwest manufacturing employees of two decades ago

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The loss of manufacturing jobs in recent decades has brought about economic hardships for many Americans. AI job displacement won't play out quite the same way.

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AI won't replace human workers, but 'people that use it will replace people that don't,' AI expert Andrew Ng says

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Andrew Ng is an AI optimist.

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Walmart just showed off its new AI-powered warehouses — take a look inside

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The exterior of a recently completed grocery distribution center in Lancaster, Texas.

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Walmart says automating its warehouses will actually give workers longer careers

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Inside a Walmart warehouse.

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