AI is giving workers the illusion of expertise — and quietly making them worse at their jobs

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AI is making workers feel smarter while quietly eroding their real skills, a new report warns.

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What to expect from the last Fed meeting of 2025 — and what a rate cut could mean for your wallet

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Chair Jerome Powell will announced the Fed's last interest rate decision of the year December 10.

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Jamie Dimon on our AI future: fewer jobs and 'working less hard, but having wonderful lives'

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Jamie Dimon says AI could help people work "less hard" and have "wonderful lives," but warns the transition will cut jobs.

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Young people aren't getting hired — but AI isn't to blame, an economist says

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Jensen Huang thinks AI is going to create one very wacky new job

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Jensen Huang told Joe Rogan people will have to make clothes for robots.

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I'm a single mom who didn't finish college. I struggled to land a job, but I now make 6 figures and have no regrets.

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Audrey Serna doesn't regret her decision to leave college, and she now makes six figures.

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If you were laid off, you could 'boomerang' back to your old company. Here's who's more likely to be asked back.

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People who were laid off could be rehired.

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Goldman Sachs flags 'growing signs of weakness' in the US jobs market as layoffs mount

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Layoffs are on the rise triggering, Goldman economists to speculate the US job market may be softening, according to a new report.

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Americans really want their cheap stuff back

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AI may lift wages — then crush them, professors say

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A new Brookings study warns that AI could raise wages now — only to crush them later as machines take over.

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