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Sofía López
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Block, Amazon, Synopsys and Cloudflare Executives on Rethinking Work in the Age of AI Agents
Executives from Block, Amazon, Synopsys and Cloudflare say AI is no longer just changing individual tasks inside their companies, it is changing the org chart itself, from automated code review to finance teams built around AI agents.
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McKinsey Research Finds 11 Million Americans Will Need a New Line of Work Within a Decade
New McKinsey research projects that roughly 11 million U.S. workers will have to switch occupations entirely by 2035, with administrative roles facing the deepest cuts as AI reshapes the labor market at nearly four times its historical pace.
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Starkey's New AI Hearing Aid Aims to Make the Ear the Next Wearable Device
The hearing technology company unveiled Omega AI+, its latest AI powered hearing aid, betting that accessible design and real time sound processing can turn hearing aids into mainstream wearable tech for every generation.
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UN Dialogue Leaders Call for a Global Baseline on AI Safety Rules
Following the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, organizers are pushing for shared safety standards and closer international coordination as artificial intelligence regulation continues to develop unevenly around the world.
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Scientists Find Brain Scans Show Physical Damage Behind Long COVID Brain Fog
A new imaging study out of Toronto found long COVID patients have roughly 18 percent fewer dopamine releasing nerve terminals, offering the first biological explanation for the fatigue, sluggishness, and memory problems that have long defied easy diagnosis.
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Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs as It Reorganizes Around a Robotaxi Future
The ride hailing giant is trimming about 10 percent of its workforce and flattening its management structure as CEO Dara Khosrowshahi steers the company toward autonomous vehicles.
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LinkedIn Users Flag AI Generated Posts More Than a Million Times in Weeks
A new feedback button letting members mark posts as AI slop has been clicked over a million times since late July, as LinkedIn tries to keep synthetic content from overwhelming its feed.
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