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California issued an executive order to speed up its AI oversight framework and separately tied AI policy to workers, job training, and public-benefit programs. The state also said it will convene outside experts within two months.

ManpowerGroup says global tech hiring stayed firm for Q4 2026, while employers increasingly favored AI capability paired with communication, professionalism, and adaptability.

AT&T and ServiceNow each posted engineering roles that explicitly use “AI-native” language on September 15, 2026.

Trump rejected renewed calls for tighter AI guardrails as Dario Amodei urged slower frontier development and more oversight, while AP linked the policy fight to voter worries about job losses.

A Census working paper finds the sharpest AI-linked labor-market effects at college graduates’ first job, with weaker initial employment and earnings in the most exposed majors.

Salesforce said it expanded Agentforce with named AI agents for sales, service, commerce, employee experience, and back-office work, while SiliconANGLE said the launch is aimed at automating sales and support tasks.

Microsoft, the AFT, and the UFT announced a school AI privacy standard that bars training models on student and educator data and can be written into Microsoft education contracts.