Most Americans don't trust companies to use AI responsibly, study finds

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The consulting firm conducted 1,014 phone interviews with US workers.

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Millionaire CEO who called for high unemployment to remind workers who's in charge apologizes for 'deeply insensitive' remarks after viral backlash

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Property developer Tim Gurner says he "deeply regrets" calling for higher unemployment to "remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around."

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The freight recession is finally letting up as the post-pandemic trucking slump reverses

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A semi truck pulls into the Petro Truck stop in Girard, Ohio July 9, 2012.

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A millionaire CEO is rooting for higher unemployment, saying it's time to 'remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around'

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Tim Gurner says he the unemployment rate needs to rise to remind workers who's in charge.

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The modern CEO job is completely broken — but AI could make executives useful again

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The only job that seems to be safe from the rise of ChatGPT and other AI tech is the one that could easily be automated: CEO.

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Here are the best high-paying and fast-growing jobs for the next decade

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A writer says he was laid off after a media company began using AI to translate articles: 'An AI took my job, literally'

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The stories are running without bylines, G/O Media said.

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I worked 2 full-time jobs and made $211K a year. The main downside of double-dipping was that I had no social life, but it wasn't that hard to do both jobs.

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Davrick Hayes was clocking in 16 hours a day, but said it wasn't a lot of work.

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The damage of the economy's 'temporary burst of inflation' could stick around for years to come, says Paul Krugman

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Fresh veggies and herbs are a staple of longevity diets.

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Why investors aren't sweating a jobs report that showed unemployment rising

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Traders work on the floor of the NYSE

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