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8 articles stable

Labor has appeared in 8 articles since 2012-09. Coverage peaked in 2026Q1 with 1 articles.

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The Windfall
For three decades, memory was the worst job in semiconductors — the commodity that craters first in every downturn. On May 27 a handheld console hit $949 "due t...
The Transfer
Meta laid off 8,000 and moved 7,000 into AI units the same week — a net headcount cut near 1,000 reported as a 10% reduction. On the same day, Nvidia booked $75...
Lower-Value Human Capital
On May 19, two companies eliminated 16,000 workers to deploy AI while one lab paid $100M for 20 researchers and Anthropic landed an OpenAI co-founder. The same ...
The Alibi
Meta cuts 20% of its workforce citing AI infrastructure costs. The same day, a survey reveals 59% of hiring managers stress AI's role in layoffs "because it pla...
The Mandate
Accenture is tracking executives' AI logins and tying them to promotions. The evidence says AI intensified work rather than reducing it. The poster child had to...

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2026-01-02
Philosopher Count 2 related

How AI automation can fulfill Thomas Piketty's predictions on rising economic inequality, and why highly progressive taxes on capital can help slow the spiral

Piketty was wrong about the past.  He's probably right about the future.  —  1. Introduction X: @briancalbrecht , @saikatc , @harryh , @jankulveit , @daniel_271828 , @krishnanrohit , @besttrousers , @...

2023-10-19
New York Times 13 related

Stanford unveils the Foundation Model Transparency Index, featuring 100 indicators; Llama 2 led at 54%, GPT-4 placed third at 48%, and PaLM 2 took fifth at 40%

https://www.nytimes.com/...  [image] Mark Coggins / @coggins@mastodon.social : This is the kind of needed AI regulation—requiring model makers to reveal how they trained their language models—that #Ma...

2021-04-30
Reuters 3 related

Sources: US is investigating a recently discovered hack against federal agencies that used a vulnerability in Pulse Secure VPN, that began during Trump years

Labor Secretary Marty Walsh told a panel of House Appropriators … Stephen E. Arnold / Beyond Search : How Are Those Cyber Security Vendors Performing? (Yes, That Is the Correct Word) Tweets: Chris Bin...

2018-11-02
BuzzFeed News 6 related

Google workers from Singapore, Japan, Israel, the UK, Ireland, India, and the US staged a walkout to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment

and there are plenty more on the way pic.twitter.com/F5HBsN1RTk Jack Morse / @jmorse_ : SF Google office walkout has begun pic.twitter.com/iXF07JQvMI Jacobo Tarrío / @jacobotarrio : Nice turnout at NY...

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