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Construction trades are riding the biggest building boom in decades, in part due to data center projects. The artificial intelligence that the facilities power could upend the job market for everyone else.
The rise of AI has created cognitive dissonance among a generation resentful of AI for taking jobs, but feeling like they have to use the technology to survive.
Seniors face a daunting job market as they graduate, with rising AI usage and a high underemployment rate making job hunting tougher.
New models everywhere, agents getting hijacked in creative ways, the human cost of AI overload, and Anthropic's leaked Mythos project.
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Per Anthropic’s most recent article on AI’s implications on the labor market, I belong to the most exposed occupation: computer programmers, with a 74.5% exposure risk. Such predictions undoubtedly …
Do our dull lives become worth watching?
Note: I set up a Claude Project that combines StoryMaker, SlideMaker, and BlogAssembler (sets of custom instructions) to help me decipher the Anthropic labor research report in terms of a story I a…
Despite the fears, AI is creating jobs faster than ever. And as we see scale and productivity grow, salaries will go up and jobs get better.
Gen Z workers are fighting against AI rollouts as CEOs warn of AI's effect on the labor market.
In new NBC News polling, the only topics that were less popular than AI were the Democratic Party and Iran.
After Ireland stopped tracking pint prices 14 years ago, one AI engineer built a voice agent to call thousands of pubs—creating a live dataset of Guinness prices across the country.
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Per Anthropic’s most recent article on AI’s implications on the labor market, I belong to the most exposed occupation: computer programmers, with a 74.5% exposure risk. Such predictions undoubtedly …
My fourth month of unemployment. I'm fresh off an interview with a senior technical role advertised with a decent compensation range whose upper end would let me make median rent, and whose lower range would not. At the end of an excellent interview, I am informed that said compensation range,
One of the biggest hurdles I faced in consistently maintaining a blog like this site is having to manually copy paste my notes into my github.io directory as markdown files. This friction compounded over time and I would end up with a backlog of drafts that never made it to this site. So I decided to tinker around this a bit and create a more automated solution
There’s a graphic making the rounds right now. You’ve probably seen it. It’s a radar chart showing the difference between what AI theoretically could do across various job categories versus what pe...
Squaring AI-spurred layoff announcements with the available data on how companies have — and haven't — changed their workforces in the aggregate paints a more complicated picture of both the US labor market and AI's role in reshaping it.
Why the real political backlash to AI hasn’t started yet, what the politics of jobless prosperity might look like in an AGI world, and how the labs should prepare.
A look at AI’s impact on labor demand and whether early evidence of its effect on the labor market appears in firms’ job postings.
The economy is learning to grow without hiring. This essay traces the evidence, the competing interpretations, and the structural transformation that follows.
Imagining the Digital Future is a research center of Elon University focused on the impacts of the digital revolution and what lies ahead