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How AI could reshape the Fed's economic outlook

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant abstraction for central bankers. It is starting to shape the data they see, ...
"Efficiency" defined the 2025 job market from the federal government to Silicon Valley.
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Report: AI tied to 50,000 job cuts in 2025

Artificial Intelligence is no longer an abstract threat on the horizon, it is now explicitly cited in tens of thousands of pink slips. Corporate filings and labor market data indicate that AI and ...
AI has moved from individual user productivity tools and lab experiments into business processes, production lines, and ...
Gartner recently suggested four future scenarios for AI at work, and said businesses and their staff should prepare for all of them. Here's how to embrace that transformation for big benefits.
The nation’s largest retailer and private employer revamped its training program last year to increase the pipeline of ...
From Elon Musk to Sam Altman, AI leaders have suggested that the technology could make most jobs "not real work." ...
The grace period is over. Twelve predictions on where AI creates value, breaks assumptions and triggers backlash as 2026 ...
Top construction equipment executives share their 2026 outlook — from tariffs and infrastructure to automation, AI, ...
Many workers fear artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs, an idea bolstered by warnings from AI leaders and anecdotes from a recent Federal Reserve report.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says AI spending is lifting growth and could help boost productivity, but raises questions about the impact it may have on the labor market.
AI could impact jobs in financial services, insurance, and data processing, leaving dredging, bartending, and tile laying in human hands.