After layoffs at Amazon and Microsoft, a millennial didn't rush his job search. He focused on where the tech industry was ...

Workforce experts, policymakers, and economists want to know how AI is reshaping the skills workers need and whether institutions are prepared to respond.

The findings underscore the challenge facing younger Americans hunting for jobs in the booming AI field. Big businesses are ...

Acknowledge uncertainty but communicate clearly about the coming upheavals from AI AI is no longer quietly rewriting workflows. The alarms are coming from inside the boardroom. Executives at Ford, ...

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In a few key areas, humans will be more essential than ever. Credit...Illustration by Stephan Dybus Supported by By Robert Capps Robert Capps is the former editorial director of Wired. He frequently ...

With 1.2 billion young people in emerging economies reaching working age over the next decade—and rapid changes in technology reshaping workplaces—the urgency of finding scalable, sustainable ...

Business leaders have offered dire warnings in recent months about the turmoil artificial intelligence (AI) could unleash on the job market, predicting widespread worker displacement and mass ...

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Schools must develop new approaches to prepare students for jobs in changing local workforces, superintendents say. District leaders from around the country will gather this week to compare notes on ...