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Human workers may be in for a "pretty terrible decade" as AI automates more white-collar work, as per Anthropic researchers.

Anthropic CEO and researchers have claimed that AI has the potential to wipe out white-collar jobs, particularly entry-level ...

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The White Collar reboot may not beat the original series' most popular season, but the revival can easily surpass the worst season of the show. Though Jeff Eastin confirmed that three potential ...

According to new data, the AI-induced state of flux in the U.S. workplace is now prompting a growing number of white-collar professionals to swap their office roles for new careers in the trades.

Some older professionals have taken blue-collar jobs in response to a white-collar hiring slowdown. Blue-collar roles are helping some people make ends meet while they continue their job searches.

An example of that push to shrink white-collar headcounts came from Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, who recently said he plans to “eliminate bureaucracy” across the company’s vast operations as a ...

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The great white-collar job market chill is now targeting one group of applicants with particular force: college educated workers, especially new grads starting out in the job market. The white ...

Mikel Jaso Supported by By Noam Scheiber When Starbucks announced last month that it was laying off more than 1,000 corporate employees, it highlighted a disturbing trend for white-collar workers ...