What parts of your job would you give to AI?

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A recent study from Cognizant indicates that 93% of jobs are impacted in some way by AI.

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I've applied to over 500 jobs in the 11 months since my layoff. I lost hot water and started a GoFundMe.

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Valerie Lockhart
Valerie Lockhart

Valerie Lockhart

I'm an ICU nurse in New York City. I start my day at 5:30 am with a prayer, a cup of coffee, and rounds with my trauma patients.

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Nancy Hagans, president of the New York State Nurses Association, at a recent union rally.

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Goldman Sachs is shaking up how it cuts low performers this spring

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Layoffs are coming to Wall Street banking and trading giant Goldman Sachs this spring, Business Insider has learned.

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Miro's CEO says the company is hiring entrepreneurs for an edge in the AI era

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Miro CEO Andrey Khusid said the company has tapped roughly 40 founders in the last two and a half years.

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AI could shrink paychecks but stretch them further, a Yale economics professor says

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AI could lower wages but also reduce the cost of goods, boosting purchasing power, Yale economist Pascual Restrepo says

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KPMG US is piloting a new intern program focused less on technical skills and more on critical thinking

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Some interns at the KPMG US Lakehouse in Florida will take part in a pilot that emphasizes different skills for the AI era.

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The hidden AI risk for workers isn't just unemployment — it's a pay cut, former Salesforce AI CEO says

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Clara Shih
Clara Shih.

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Vibe coding is a real job now

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A woman works at a desk with dual monitors during remote work in a home office in Auch, Gers, France, February 13, 2026. The workstation includes a laptop, phone and office items illustrating everyday telework routines.

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I got my cavapoo a fake service dog badge. He never got carded.

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My dog is a very good dog. Strangers stop in their tracks to meet him. Coffee shops, wine stores, and doormen hand out treats when he visits. He smiles. My dog, with his wide, caramel, human-like eyes, hypoallergenic fur, and drawer of seasonal and themed bandanas would never cause a problem.

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