Elon Musk says AI will make saving for retirement 'irrelevant.' Anthropic's CEO says building that future won't be easy.

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Elon Musk dreams of a saving-free future. Dario Amodei says it will be hard to get there.

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He predicted an automation crisis years ago. Now, Andrew Yang says AI may wipe out 40 million jobs over the next decade.

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Andrew Yang says the AI jobs crisis he warned about is now here — and tens of millions of workers are at risk.

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You've got to adapt to AI, even if your company hasn't figured it out yet, workplace guru says

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Tech layoffs and a precarious economy are driving Gen Z to apply to more stable industries, like retail and finance.

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The US economy will start losing jobs by the end of this year, top economist says

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AI could supercharge offshoring

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Artificial intelligence could make offshoring more attractive to companies.

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The US may be 'sleepwalking' into a recession as cracks form in the labor market, top economist says

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AI will spark massive disruptions to labor markets and there's no social safety net that can contain the fallout, University of Chicago professor says

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Layoffs could be coming as debt-laden firms navigate the pain of higher rates, economists say

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The nation's capital is struggling more than any state in the country to recover pandemic job losses

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Pennsylvania Avenue is empty between the White House and U.S. Capitol building on January 15, 2021 in Washington, DC.

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Bosses and workers are worried about new technology like AI, but for different reasons

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Three in four execs report that their workers are worried new technology will make their jobs obsolete.

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