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Bosses and workers are worried about new technology like AI, but for different reasons

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Three in four execs report that their workers are worried new technology will make their jobs obsolete.

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Consulting firms like Accenture are giving recent grads $25,000 stipends to push back their start dates

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Some undergraduates who were set to work at consulting firms after graduation are seeing their start dates pushed back amid a business slowdown.

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The metaverse explained, and how it could impact our everyday lives in the future

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By now, you've probably heard of the "metaverse." But despite all the hype, the metaverse might still be a little confusing. So, what is the metaverse? And what type of impact could it have on our everyday lives?

High-profile tech leaders say AI is developing too fast and we should pause. Google's Bard says it's complicated.

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Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.
Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.

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Teacher transitions from the classroom to a major accounting firm — and reminds others 'you haven't just taught'

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Michael Sanders is now a CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellow at PwC.

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4,000 legal professionals at one of the world's largest accounting firms are getting a chatbot to speed up their work

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PwC is partnering with AI startup Harvey to provide chatbots to over 4,000 of its legal professionals.

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PwC isn't panicked about this 'economic pessimism' — in fact, one exec thinks it's an opportunity

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Nearly three in four corporate leaders surveyed from more than 100 countries told PwC that they expect global growth will slow this year.
Nearly three in four corporate leaders surveyed from more than 100 countries told PwC that they expect global growth will slow this year.

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