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Why AI Is Not the Jobs Villain Yet
Companies are leaning on AI as a convenient explanation for layoffs, even as weaker demand, past overhiring and cyclical slowdowns account for most job losses, shows Oxford Economics research
Companies are leaning on AI as a convenient explanation for layoffs, even as weaker demand, past overhiring and cyclical slowdowns account for most job losses, shows Oxford Economics research
The companies also plan to explore the use of AI in clinical trials, manufacturing, and supply chain operations.
The tool builds on the same foundations as Claude Code but is positioned for everyday productivity tasks.
The roughly $100 million deal adds tools to consolidate medical records as OpenAI moves deeper into AI-driven health use cases.
When it comes to hiring, organizations continue to prioritize prior cybersecurity experience and adaptability.