About 21 million jobs held by women and 9 million jobs held by men could be replaced by AI: ILO

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AI is unlikely to destroy your job unless you're doing administrative work — about a quarter of such tasks could be lost to the tech.

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Instead of calling the cops, a business owner offered a job to the teenager who tried to break into his store

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Custom Cabinets operates in Katherine, Australia.

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Job seekers are scrambling to add new AI skills to their LinkedIn profiles as postings mentioning ChatGPT surge

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ChatGPT developer Sam Altman has sparked a wave of AI chatter in Corporate America.
ChatGPT developer Sam Altman.

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The AI boom will wipe out jobs — and there's not really much we can do about it, Paul Krugman says

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Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman said AI will wipe out some white-collar jobs — and it will be hard to design government programs to help.

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Want to get a job at OpenAI? These are key skills to have, one company leader says

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OpenAI logo displayed on a phone screen and a laptop keyboard are seen in this illustration photo taken in Poland on April 24, 2022.
Jan Leike, the head of superalignment at OpenAI, shares his thoughts on what he's looking for in job candidates.

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Want to work in tech? Don't work in tech.

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Zuora cofounder and CEO Tien Tzuo
Zuora cofounder and CEO Tien Tzuo.

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Mattel is now trying to make Uno happen — but no one's going to watch an Uno movie, even if Margot Robbie's in it

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It looks like Mattel's next big bet is Uno.

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Ex-Treasury chief Larry Summers says it's still too early to declare victory on inflation

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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers speaks at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington, DC, on April 16, 2015.

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US stocks rise as investors digest mega-cap earnings and jobs report

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Stock traders

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Toymaker Mattel says it will pay someone nearly $18,000 to play and promote its new Uno game

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Uno cards.

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