AI agents and robots can already automate over 57% of U.S. work hours, but that doesn't mean half of all jobs are endangered, McKinsey says | Fortune
AI can technically automate about 57% of U.S. work hours, but human skills and organizational redesign will shape collaboration rather than mass job loss.
Alex Karp says the left's 'Mamdani wing' and the 'woke right' are the biggest threats to Palantir
Our competition is actually political. The woke left and the woke right wake up every day, figuring out how they can hurt Palantir. And if they get into power, they'll hurt Palantir.
Behind the Curtain: Anti-AI socialism could be Democrats' future
Progressive politicians prioritize framing AI as a political fight to protect workers and channel AI-generated wealth toward working-class families, energizing young democratic socialists.
OpenAI proposes to automate hiring by matching candidates to roles without résumés or applications, challenging LinkedIn and reshaping human resources around AI fluency.
The Guardian view on AI and jobs: the tech revolution should be for the many not the few | Editorial
Rapid AI adoption enriches shareholders while eroding workers' livelihoods, reducing entry-level jobs, imposing environmental costs, and amplifying cultural and social harms.
AI is eating the first rung of the career ladder. What happens when new grads can't get a foothold?
Early-career workers in AI-exposed roles have experienced significant employment declines since late 2022, while senior roles have largely been spared.
As AI amplifies American exceptionalism, job insecurity could become the new norm
AI will amplify American labor insecurity by accelerating employer-driven automation within a weak welfare, at-will, and deunionized U.S. labor system.
A curated set of cultural and political pieces spotlights personal habits, moral decline, AI's impact on labor, inequality, and nostalgic reflections on youth consumer culture.