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PwC Set To Cut 200 Entry-Level Jobs As Chief Looks To AI The UK chief admits he is taking a "watch and wait" approach to see if and how AI tools can change the workplace.

Senior Developers Trump Juniors In AI Use Senior developers also believe AI code makes them faster but spend more time correcting mistakes.

Parcel Traffic Falls By Over 80% As De Minimis Ends The Universal Postal Union has reported the drop, as it searches for potential solutions for member countries.

Study: Cyberattacks Against US Education Sector Are on the Rise New research cements the education sector's position as the most highly targeted industry — as students return to classes.

OpenAI Makes Its ChatGPT Projects Tool Available for Free One restriction to know: Free users will only be able to upload up to five files per project while using the tool.

How Trucking Could Solve Gen Z’s Unemployment Crisis The trucking industry poses a unique opportunity for Gen Z looking for steady employment.

How to Get the New Claude Chrome Extension There's a Claude Chrome extension on the horizon, so I've delved into how you can get your hands on it — and what it can do.

The Logistics Industry Thinks Autonomous Vehicles Are the Future 17% of professionals says that autonomous trucks, ships, and drones are going to have the most disruptive impact.

Revealed: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s Top 5 ChatGPT Prompts The Microsoft boss has unveiled what he is using AI for — as Microsoft and OpenAI's partnership continues to bear fruit.

UPS Adds New Fees Before De Minimis Exemption Expires The de minimis exemption expires on August 29th, and companies are getting ahead of it with higher fees.

Anthropic Stops Hacker From Using Claude AI to Breach Companies A sophisticated hacker used Claude AI to potentially breach up to 17 companies in a variety of sensitive industries.

Study: Entry-Level Employment Has Dropped By 13% Due to AI Stanford University researchers entry-level candidates will suffer most in easily-automated fields.