Fortune 500 companies have poured resources into automated systems that promise to remove human prejudice from hiring. Yet a major new examination reveals those very tools ca...
David Solomon has heard the warnings. Mass unemployment. White-collar wipeout. A future where machines handle the thinking and humans scramble for scraps. The Goldman Sachs c...
Executives at the highest levels have reached a striking consensus. Ninety-nine percent expect artificial intelligence to trigger headcount reductions inside their organizati...
Drew Houston built Dropbox from a frustrated MIT student's idea into a service that hundreds of millions rely on daily. Now the company he founded in 2007 faces a new chapter...
Sam Altman once sounded the alarm. So did Dario Amodei. Both painted pictures of white-collar work vanishing under the weight of artificial intelligence. Entry-level roles in...
Markets swung hard this week. Risk assets climbed as hopes grew for a U.S.-Iran agreement that might reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices dropped sharply. The dollar weake...
Millions open Wikipedia every day. They find answers without ads, paywalls or data sales. The site runs on small donations that average around $11. Yet the organization behin...
Canada’s central bank faces a labor market that no longer behaves as it once did. Nicolas Vincent, external deputy governor at the Bank of Canada, laid out the challenge in p...
Regular cellular calls leave conversations exposed. Carriers, governments and determined attackers can intercept audio with relative ease. The protocols that underpin traditi...
Tarus Balog spent four years at Amazon Web Services trying to bridge the gap between the giant cloud provider and the open source communities it courted. Last week the compan...
The United States and United Kingdom have taken significant steps to ease regulatory burdens on their financial sectors, creating lighter rules that aim to boost economic growth...
College seniors scanning job boards this spring encounter a market far different from what greeted graduates just three years ago. Tech hiring has slowed. Entry-level roles i...
Entry-level jobs have grown scarce. Young graduates face higher unemployment. Many point to artificial intelligence as the villain. New analysis challenges that story....
Sundar Pichai returns to Stanford University next month. The Google and Alphabet CEO, who earned his master's degree there in materials science and engineering in 1995, will...
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