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Policy

South Australia is launching a royal commission into AI, and it wants the tech giants in the room

Premier Peter Malinauskas is spending $3 million to figure out how artificial intelligence should be regulated before the technology outpaces the rules meant to govern it.

3 min read
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Everyday AI

Midnight Job Interviews Are Real, and AI Is Why They Exist

Millions of job seekers are now completing AI-run video interviews at 1 am. It solves a real scheduling problem. It also raises questions nobody is ready to answer.

4 min read
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Robotics

AI Is Already Replacing Workers in China. Here Is What That Looks Like on the Ground

From driverless taxis breaking down in Wuhan to factory floors going quiet, Chinese workers are living through something the rest of the world is still debating.

3 min read
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AI Business

Google studied 15 million real AI interactions and found workers aren't automating themselves out of a job

A new Google Research paper looked at how people actually use Gemini at work. The headline finding: AI helps with pieces of tasks, but end-to-end job replacement is rare.

3 min read
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AI Business

Why AI Makes Individual Workers Faster But Leaves Whole Companies Behind

A researcher who studies how teams work says most organisations are fixing the wrong problem. Training each person to use AI better does almost nothing if the team itself still operates the old way.

4 min read
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AI Business

Will AI take my job? What the evidence actually says

The honest, numbers-backed answer to the question keeping millions of workers up at night.

5 min read
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Everyday AI

AI is cutting jobs. Here are the human skills that still matter

A public sector worker facing his second restructure in two years puts a face on a fear millions share. Workplace psychologists say three skills can keep you ahead.

3 min read
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Everyday AI

Which jobs are hardest for AI to replace, and how do you land one?

From classrooms to courtrooms, some careers look a lot safer than others. Here is what workers and experts told The Guardian about building a future the algorithms cannot easily automate.

3 min read
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AI Business

The Software Engineer Who Codes on His Commute to Stay Sharp in the Age of AI

AI tools are writing more code at more companies. Some engineers are quietly going back to basics to make sure they still can.

3 min read
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