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Now: Deputy editor of breaking news at the Los Angeles Times. And then: Pop music critic at the Boston Globe. james.reed@latimes.com
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Reed CEO: Graduate jobs crisis is getting worse

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By James Reed
| MSN UK Verified
With graduate job postings continuing to plummet, youth unemployment should be treated as a national crisis, writes James Reed in today's Notebook Youth unemployment has become a national crisis In recent days, we've seen more stark evidence of the deteriorating jobs market, particularly for young people.
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Tax the robots to fix our jobs crisis

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By James Reed
| MSN Verified
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Can You Enforce Trade Secrets in “Vibe-Coded” Systems?

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By Paul Keller, James Reed
| JD Supra
AI-Assisted Development Is Reshaping Software Ownership, Confidentiality and Litigation Risk Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how software is developed. More than ever, engineers are no longer writing every line of code manually. Instead, they are building systems through iterative prompting, AI-assisted debugging, conversational development workflows and automated code generation—a phenomenon colloquially referred to as “vibe coding.” The efficiency gains are substantial.
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