AI is creating new jobs. Here are the roles to look out for and what they involve, according to 3 experts.

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The people who will excel in these new AI roles will understand how both humans and AI work.

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I'm a 26-year-old Google engineer who spent a year transitioning to an AI job. Here's how I did it.

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Maitri Mangal
Maitri Mangal spent seven months learning about AI before she applied to AI-related roles at Google.

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I was laid off by Meta as a 'low-performer.' I feel it's part of the reason I still can't find a job, 9 months later.

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Brittney Ball says she thought she would stay at Meta until she retired.

Brittney Ball

A software engineer who landed roles at Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce shares his 5 tips for getting hired

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Shubham Malhotra.

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I kept working as an RN even after my husband had made more than $30 million in the NFL. It gave me a sense of purpose.

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Parker Henry is married to Hunter Henry, tight end of the New England Patriots.

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Microsoft CEO says empathy is a workplace superpower in the age of AI: 'IQ without EQ, it's just a waste'

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Nadella said leaders can't rely on IQ alone.

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I'm 22 and worth $25 million. I don't regret sacrificing sleep, friendships, and college parties to get here.

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Emil Barr, who is a multi-millionaire at age 22.

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Four people shared their quitting stories. This is some of their best advice.

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I never expected to sell pencils. The brand I've built has grown into a $1.7 million sustainability business.

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Michael Stausholm bought a pencil that could be planted by MIT students.

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AI is letting some workers quietly slack off — until their bosses catch on

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Software engineer Noah Olsen says he used AI to complete half of his workload -- without telling his boss.

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