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Careerz Group announced the launch of Careerz Copilot, an AI-powered job-search platform. It is designed to help professionals connect their real experience more clearly to the requirements of a specific job.
Read the original →Most UK firms are using AI to redesign jobs rather than cut them. 60% of leaders say it has created new roles or teams.
Read the original →Some tasks traditionally given to junior employees are disappearing as AI use grows, so employers may need to rethink how they develop future leaders, according to Stacey Hummel of ADP Canada. Workers aged 22 to 25 continued to see negative employment growth in 2026.
Read the original →Just over half of 200 leaders in ArmorCode's vulnerability management survey expect to struggle with program complexity if nothing changes.
Read the original →Miro CEO Andrey Khusid told Wave by Vento that AI productivity gains require workflows to be redesigned from first principles. He said humans should add value on top.
Read the original →The ASU calls for greater worker voice, AI training and stronger safeguards. More Australian employees expect technology to significantly change their roles.
Read the original →South Australia has launched a Royal Commission into artificial intelligence. It opens a wide-ranging examination of how the technology could reshape jobs.
Read the original →More than 80% of Americans say they regard AI as a threat, and they are asking the Trump administration to regulate AI. The findings come from a survey of about 4,500 adults nationwide that Reuters and others released on the 7th.
Read the original →Techunuto, based in Shibuya, Tokyo, is launching QRUU, a cloud service that combines AI interviews with recruitment management. The company says 72.4% of hiring staff also handle other duties.
Read the original →The article says customer experience is defined by whether a business can follow through on customer commitments and deliver the promised outcome.
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