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Workers 35 and older are taking the biggest hit. Finding a job takes about five weeks longer, and that is an AI-exposed job, too.
Read the original →Some companies are quietly rehiring workers they laid off due to AI, according to a recent report from SHL.
Read the original →According to an AI customer experience report by Remember & Company, surveying customer service practitioners and decision-makers in four industries, only 18% of Korean companies that adopted AI reduced staff.
Read the original →Many technology companies have recently announced plans to lay off employees, raising concern that AI could fundamentally transform traditional industries. Job losses are becoming more pronounced in the fields most affected by automation.
Read the original →CEO Andy Yen told staff that Proton would stop hiring engineers after this year. The AI-led shift has stirred concerns over security, jobs and workplace culture.
Read the original →AI layoffs fell 75% since spring. Goldman Sachs says the cuts are parked in hiring freezes and data center jobs, waiting for a recession.
Read the original →Goldman Sachs found that workers likely displaced by AI since 2025 have taken longer to find new jobs. Older workers face a larger gap.
Read the original →Construction of some of the world's largest data center complexes is under way on more than 100,000 acres of desert east of Reno, Nevada, bringing years of work to thousands of electricians and plumbers. About 645 kilometers to the southeast in Las Vegas, AI technology is starting to take jobs. Zoox and Waymo self-driving cars are replacing human taxi drivers and parking attendants, robots are replacing bartenders on casino floors, and hundreds of jobs were cut at MGM's large call center.
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