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AI impact on jobs is overstated, says IBM CHRO

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By Aaron Mok Verified
| The Deep View
orkers are anxious that AI is coming for their jobs. But some HR leaders say those fears may be unwarranted. AI will eliminate relatively few roles overall, according to Nickle LaMoreaux, chief human resources officer at IBM. While highly administrative and process-driven jobs are likely to disappear, she says the productivity gains from AI will create entirely new roles that don't yet exist.
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A survival guide to the words behind the AI boom Original

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By Brent Griffiths Verified, Aaron Mok Verified, Jyoti Mann Verified, Grace Eliza Goodwin
| Business Insider Verified
It's almost impossible to ignore AI. That doesn't mean it's always easy to understand. From agentic AI to UBI, tech CEOs, Wall Street, and politicians increasingly sound like they are speaking another language. The terms seem to change almost as quickly as AI models themselves advance. Even if you don't use AI, chances are your bank, your doctor, the streaming service you're using, and maybe even your car do.
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Union Seeks Ban on ‘Surveillance Pricing’ at Grocery Stores

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By Aaron Mok Verified
| Civil Eats Verified
Unlock the Full Story with a Civil Eats Membership Expand your understanding of food systems as a Civil Eats member. Enjoy unlimited access to our groundbreaking reporting, engage with experts, and connect with a community of changemakers. In a growing number of U.S. grocery stores, small digital screens are beginning to replace printed price labels on shelves.
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