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How AI is reshaping professional work.
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Reuters · 2 days ago
Adecco Group says AI is changing the nature of work rather than causing large-scale job losses, urging employers to redesign roles and invest in workforce skills.
Reuters · 3 days ago
ServiceNow raised its 2026 subscription revenue forecast again after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly results, supported by continued demand for its AI-powered software and growing enterprise adoption
Reuters · 3 days ago
A lawsuit against Meta alleges AI-assisted tools influenced layoff decisions, highlighting the legal challenges employees face when trying to prove how artificial intelligence is used in workplace decisions.
TechTimes · 6 days ago
Professional services firms are redesigning graduate hiring and training as AI changes the nature of entry-level work. New recruitment processes increasingly evaluate how candidates use AI alongside their own judgment.
Quasa Media · 6 days ago
A study of 21,559 U.S. companies found that businesses making sustained investments in AI experienced workforce growth over the following two years, with hiring increasing across multiple job functions instead of widespread job reductions.
Fortune · 6 days ago
An MIT researcher says replacing entry-level jobs with AI may weaken companies' long-term talent pipeline, even as some leading technology firms continue expanding graduate hiring.
Outlook Business / Respawn · 6 days ago
More than 4,500 Google employees have urged the company to introduce stronger layoff protections as Alphabet expands its AI investments. The petition reflects growing concerns about job security across the technology sector.
The Guardian · 1 week ago
More than 4,500 Google employees have signed a petition requesting stronger layoff protections, expanded severance options, and changes to performance reviews as the company increases its investment in artificial intelligence.
Reuters · 1 week ago
Twenty-six former Meta employees have sued the company, alleging AI-assisted layoff tools unfairly targeted workers with disabilities, medical leave, or caregiving responsibilities.
Reuters · 1 week ago
Twenty-six former Meta employees have sued the company, alleging that AI-assisted tools used during recent layoffs unfairly disadvantaged workers with disabilities, medical leave, or caregiving responsibilities.
Reuters · 1 week ago
Thomson Reuters is cutting a small number of engineering positions while expanding AI across its operations and plans to add more than 250 new engineering roles over the next two years.
Reuters · 1 week ago
TSMC posted record second-quarter revenue after strong demand for AI-related chips lifted sales 36% year over year, slightly exceeding market expectations.
Reuters · 1 week ago
TCS plans to build a team of up to 8,900 AI deployment engineers and is evaluating AI-related acquisitions as it expands its artificial intelligence capabilities.
Reuters · 2 weeks ago
Allianz Partners has confirmed plans to cut up to 1,800 jobs as it increases the use of artificial intelligence within its travel insurance business.
Reuters · 2 weeks ago
A new survey found that 48% of lawyers who graduated in 2022 consider AI an essential part of their daily work, with legal research and information gathering being the most common uses.
Reuters · 2 weeks ago
A mental health startup used AI tools to speed up business planning, fundraising, and growth, highlighting how artificial intelligence is helping entrepreneurs build companies while also reshaping the broader U.S. economy.
Reuters · 1 month ago
A fire at a Delhi data centre operated by STT Global Data Centres India has left some customers struggling to recover critical data, while also contributing to network issues affecting Google Cloud services in India.
Reuters · 1 month ago
RBI has proposed new guidelines requiring banks to strengthen oversight, validation, and governance of AI and machine-learning models used across their operations.
Reuters · 1 month ago
A new ECB study suggests that artificial intelligence has not yet caused major changes in overall US employment or wage growth, though some occupations face greater exposure to automation risks.
Times of India · 1 month ago
Artificial intelligence is now performing 37% of entry-level work in India, according to a new study. Employers expect junior roles to shift from task execution to supervising, validating, and working alongside AI systems.
The Next Web · 1 month ago
China’s new 2026–2030 employment strategy introduces plans to monitor the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce, including potential job losses and new employment opportunities created by emerging technologies.
Reuters · 1 month ago
China’s efforts to balance AI adoption with employment protection may limit the efficiency gains that automation can deliver, creating challenges for technology-driven growth.
Reuters · 1 month ago
Jeff Bezos told attendees at the VivaTech conference that artificial intelligence is more likely to create labor shortages than make workers unnecessary, presenting an optimistic outlook on the technology's long-term impact.
Reuters Breakingviews · 1 month ago
China is encouraging rapid AI adoption while also seeking to limit job losses, creating a policy dilemma that could restrict productivity gains and slow innovation.
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