Where in the U.S. AI could reshape the most jobs
California and Texas have the most workers in high-exposure occupations.
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California and Texas have the most workers in high-exposure occupations.
Read the original →Much of Donald Trump's unpopularity in polls stems from dissatisfaction over the economy and the war on Iran.
Read the original →South Korean firms have secured contracts in Malta, Australia, Sweden and Germany. They are expanding the use of AI in cancer detection through overseas national screening programs.
Read the original →Growing demand for AI can scale up domestic telecom manufacturing. This would give India greater control over advanced telecom networks.
Read the original →TAITRONICS 2026 opened in Taipei. It links Taiwan's US$192 billion AI hardware supply chain with nearshoring hubs in Mexico and beyond.
Read the original →South Korean firms lead AI adoption at 89%. They also expect the highest job cuts.
Read the original →Elice, a South Korean AI cloud-infrastructure company that provides computing power for AI workloads, fell 32% on its first day of trading.
Read the original →Chat Egypt uses AI to analyse text, images and videos. Government bodies can add verified information directly.
Read the original →Enrolments in AI-related micro-credentials rose 95% in Ghana and 93% in Nigeria over the past year.
Read the original →Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the Skills Matching tool on Monday.
Read the original →Evogene Ltd. (NASDAQ: EVGN) (TASE: EVGN) is a computational chemistry company specializing in AI-driven generative design of small molecules. It will take part in the roadshow on the U.S. East Coast.
Read the original →The rapid expansion of AI investment is creating a fresh challenge for the US Federal Reserve. The challenge is linked to rising demand.
Read the original →GoTo released a 27-billion-parameter open-source large language model covering five Indonesian languages. It expands the Sahabat-AI ecosystem that the company launched in 2024.
Read the original →CP Group's Dhanin Chearavanont calls for AI-led growth, workforce reform, foreign talent and investment, and modern infrastructure. He says these are needed to secure Thailand's future.
Read the original →Starlux Airlines is boosting flights to global technology hubs. It is also evaluating new destinations across North America, Europe and Oceania to meet growing demand from Taiwan's expanding AI and semiconductor supply chains, according to the airline.
Read the original →CBRE's Abu Dhabi Finance Sector Report 2026 reports 14.8% financial services growth, a 54% rise in ADGM assets under management and 20.1% higher office rents. It says AI investment and global rankings reinforce the emirate's status as a leading financial and technology hub.
Read the original →Abu Dhabi has bolstered its position as a global financial and technology hub, supported by expanding financial services activity, strong investment inflows and sustained demand for prime office space. This is according to CBRE Middle East.
Read the original →Mexican companies are accelerating adoption of agentic AI. Fragmented data, infrastructure and reliability risks are limiting deployment at scale.
Read the original →The World Bank Group has launched its first digital strategy, a plan to move more than 2 billion people out of digital exclusion. It ties job creation in developing economies to affordable connectivity, cheaper devices and what the Bank calls "small AI". The strategy was unveiled in Seoul on 20 October 2026.
Read the original →The Government of Lesotho is developing an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot to improve farmers' access to agricultural information and advice. The announcement was made by Minister of Information, Communications, Science, Technology and Innovation Nthati Mo.
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