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

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A robot hand flicks it’s finger at a smiling CEO, pushing him from his pedestal
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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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 standing with his hands in his pocket.
Davrick Hayes was clocking in 16 hours a day, but said it wasn't a lot of work.

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The rise of Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, once one of the youngest billionaires in the world

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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel has net worth of around $2.6 billion according to estimates from Forbes.

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My miserable, euphoric, muddy escape from Burning Man

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A fiery orange and red scene is covered with bright tendrils of light swishing in and out the frame, with some exploding into spiky bulbs of light. Beneath the fiery cosmic scene, white silhouettes of dancing bodies swivel around, prancing in mud.
Despite the food rationing, the mandatory pee bottles, and the malfunctioning infrastructure, Burners scraped the dirt off their shoes and got down.

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I job-hopped to 3 jobs in 1 year because I didn't want to waste my time being miserable — and I thank Gen Z for setting this new standard

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Kenny Williams.
Kenny Williams submitted the first of his three resignations, after two years at his dream job.

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I've made $2.7 million in revenue in the last 6 months by selling AI courses and using AI tools to cut costs. Here's how.

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Chris Winfield pivoted his brand-coaching business to include artificial-intelligence products after mastering ChatGPT.

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The CEO of an education nonprofit says the solution to quiet quitting and back-to-office blues starts with DEI

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KPMG is making a $2 billion bet on AI. It's another example of big changes that are coming to the workplace.

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KPMG is investing $2 billion over five years in a partnership with Microsoft through which the companies plan to jointly develop AI tools, the companies said.

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It's not just you — no one is posting on social media anymore

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A white text bubble set against a brown background chomps a row of apps that are being threatened by groupchats from right to left--Be Real, Instagram and TikTok.
As people have run into the consequences of constant sharing, social media has become less social — and users are shifting to messaging apps and group chats.

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A new study makes it official: Women are always the wrong age for employers

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Women of different ages pop in and out of holes in a whack-a-mole scenario. A big turquoise mallet comes and hits some of the women on the head.
Women in every age bracket reported facing workplace age discrimination.

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