AI is reshaping the workforce — automating some roles, creating others, and changing the skills that matter. This hub tracks the research and news on AI’s impact on jobs, hiring, layoffs, and how workers can adapt.
A Bronx hospital eliminated 12 utilization-review nursing jobs and moved insurance-approval work to AI software, prompting a union grievance over a newly signed labor contract.
Read more →The Federal Reserve has created a task force led by investor Marc Andreessen to study how AI reshapes productivity and jobs, informing future monetary policy.
Read more →AI bias is a systematic error in AI systems that produces unfair results for specific groups, shaping decisions in hiring, healthcare, and criminal justice. Here is what causes it and how to recognize it.
Read more →At an internal town hall, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg conceded that AI agent development has not "accelerated in the way" the company expected, despite a $145 billion infrastructure commitment and a major workforce reorganization.
Read more →AI automation risk is driven by task type, not industry. Routine, rule-governed work faces the highest exposure; physical unpredictability and human judgment provide the strongest protection.
Read more →Artificial intelligence was the top stated reason behind US layoffs for the fourth month in a row in June, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas — with more than 101,700 AI-related cuts announced so far in 2026.
Read more →Anthropic's June 2026 Economic Index links real Claude session data to a direct survey of 9,700 users, finding roughly half say AI already handles 50 percent or more of their work tasks — and more than one-third expect automation to cover most of their job within a year.
Read more →AI is reshaping the workforce, displacing some roles while creating new ones. Here is what the research shows about which jobs are at risk, which are safe, and what to learn.
Read more →RAISE US, a nonpartisan nonprofit co-chaired by former US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, launched June 25 with over $500 million from more than 25 companies to retrain American workers displaced by AI.
Read more →New data from SignalFire tracking millions of tech workers shows engineers are the most resilient job category in the AI era, even as recent graduates and non-technical roles absorbed the steepest cuts.
Read more →Oracle's annual SEC filing explicitly names AI as a cause of the 21,000 jobs it eliminated in fiscal 2026 — one of the first such disclosures by a major tech company.
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