New ILO report reveals AI’s disproportionate impact on women’s jobs, quietly reshaping the white-collar workforce and deepening economic divides.

BLS projections reveal AI isn’t erasing jobs but reshaping roles, demanding uniquely human skills alongside automation.

AI isn’t just replacing jobs—it’s erasing the very career ladders that once launched generations into the workforce, while reshaping global politics and social fabric.

The U.S. is racing ahead in AI adoption, turbocharging growth but sidelining entry-level white-collar workers and igniting a new social dilemma.

Time magazine’s latest exposé reveals AGI’s near arrival and the urgent need to democratize AI control before human labor becomes obsolete.

AI isn’t just coming for jobs—it’s already quietly reshaping entry-level white-collar work, forcing a reckoning with economic and societal upheaval.

Business Insider’s recent layoffs reveal a seismic shift in media driven by the rise of AI-generated content, challenging traditional roles and revenue models.

Dario Amodei warns that the rapid rise of Claude 4 could lead to an overnight displacement of white-collar jobs, challenging our understanding of work’s future.

At the Axios Future of Health Summit, experts revealed how AI could alleviate the crushing administrative burdens on healthcare workers, potentially transforming the industry.

As AI reshapes the job market, understanding its nuanced impact is crucial for workers and nations alike.