AI risks destroying jobs. Tech leaders think they have the answer.

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China's trade with Russia is getting so difficult that payments can take half a year and most bank transfers are returned

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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Here's how much apartment space $1,500 a month gets you in some of America's biggest cities

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Gen Z strikes back

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Some Russians are spending like no tomorrow with 'considerable' overheating in the economy

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The Paveletskaya Plaza shopping mall in Moscow, Russia.

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Asia's governments think people not having sex or dating may be tanking their birth rates. That's not the full picture.

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Cities like Tokyo and Seoul have turned to radical ideas like launching a dating app and giving people money to reverse their vasectomies in order to bolster their declining birth rates.

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The director of Sam Altman's basic income study says one of the most interesting results was an increased interest in starting a business

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

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AI won't replace human workers, but 'people that use it will replace people that don't,' AI expert Andrew Ng says

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Andrew Ng is an AI optimist.

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Heat-related injuries to workers in the Americas have soared since 2000, study finds

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Extreme heat is causing more injuries among workers.

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A boomer helped pay for his daughter's college and her husband's student debt. He won't start gifting their inheritance until they curb their spending.

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