While Amnesty International cuts the jobs of novice, young workers let them ask what is the following

Life has always been unconfirmed, but for generations, young university graduates can rely on one thing: a job for beginners. This was not glamorous-she might brought coffee, make copies, or expose it through low-level tasks for a little wages-but she gave you a foothold, the first ladder to reflect on climbing it.

Now there are signs that the “sure thing” in some industries is sliding. New paper from Stanford University Digital Economy Laboratory She drew widespread interest last week: I found that since late 2022, workers saw early 22 to 25 in more exposed jobs to artificial intelligence automation-such as software development and customer service-sharp declines in employment. The researchers tested other possible explanations, from the atmosphere related to the epidemic to factors at the level of economics such as high interest rates, but they concluded that the high gym artificial intelligence was the most likely, with reference to more data to prove the existence of a direct cause.

There is also new Harvard study Which also found that the Chatgpt version in November 2022 was a turning point in the labor market from 2015 to mid -2012, the employment was in a rise in both the beginners and adult roles. But starting in 2022, beginners ’employment stopped and then slipped into a decrease. According to the study, the number of the main employees of his career roles in AI-Edopting fell by 7.7 % over six quarters since early 2023. The study also found that senior employees were largely rescued. The workers have continued for the most experienced workers since 2015, and avoid the shrinkage that struck their young colleagues.

A Third studyThe economists at the Federal Reserve in St. Louis did not look at whether the younger workers and the elderly were affected differently, but examined the link between professions that adopted artificial intelligence intensively and loss of jobs and found a distinctive relationship. The effects of professions that used mathematics and computing were extensively, such as software development, and much less in the works of blue collars and fields such as health care that were less likely to do the machine with artificial intelligence.

As my colleague Jeremy was He said On Tuesday’s eye on artificial intelligence, none of these studies remove the effects of artificial intelligence from the potential effects of decoding the prosperity of technology that occurred during the Covid-19s. During the epidemic, he explained that “many major companies have gained software development and information technology. Major technology companies such as Google, DeadAnd Microsoft Tens of thousands of new employees have been appointed, and sometimes people are employed before there is any work for them to do it only to prevent their competitors from capturing the same programmers. After that, when the epidemic ended and it was clear that some ideas, such as the Meta axis to Metaverse, were not able to get rid of them, these companies themselves prepare for tens of thousands of workers. ”

Whatever the reasons, the probability of unemployment after the college is an uncomfortable-especially for students who believed that they could rely on fixed pipelines in fields such as that or consulting. PWC, for example, says she plans to employ a third graduate by 2028. Uncertainty, in turn, tends to spread and raise anxiety – which explains surveys such as a One -talk This was found that 60 % said they were pessimistic about their career prospects.

Some people may tell young people to burn, continue, or simply pray. But we cannot bear satisfaction. Society will need these workers in one way or another, and this means building real paths in today’s jobs – and tomorrow. What is happening on the ground to ensure the willingness of young people – and their runway in the future of work? The opportunity must be found, even in the face of uncertainty.

However, here are the rest of the news of artificial intelligence.

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Openai Statsig is acquired for $ 1.1 billion – as well as executive moves. Openai introduced Statsg Statsig. The start of the product development in a $ 1.1 billion deal, according to CNBC– The last step in the acquisition series after purchasing the Hardware Jony Ive project, IO. As part of the deal, Vijaye Raji, CEO of STATSIG, will join OpenAi as adults for the request unit, where reports were submitted to Fidji Simo, former CEO of Instacart appointed in May to lead the Openai request work. In addition, the chief product official at Openai, Kevin Whale, announced in A. mail On LinkedIn, the Vice President of a new group called Openai Science will become “to build the following great scientific tool: a platform that works on behalf that speeds up the scientific discovery.” Will said he will work closely with Sebastien Bubeck, Openai researcher, former Vice President of Amnesty International and the distinguished scientist at Microsoft.

According to what was reported, AI Startup French Mistral ends a new financing round worth $ 14 billion. Bloomberg I mentioned Mistral, the French company AI, which was founded by Meta and DeepMind researchers, ends a new financing round estimated at $ 14 billion. Mistral, an Openai competitor, develops open source language models, a specially designed chat for European users called Le Chat, and other AI services for institutions companies. In March, I He was met CEO Arthur Minche, who denied reports that a Paris -based startup is planning to subscribe to the public subscription, but highlighted its growth and a renewed focus on open source artificial intelligence to compete with Depsic in China. Many argue that Mistral benefits from not only the capabilities of their models, but also from geopolitical winds. European countries, and France, are in particular, are increasingly talking about the need for “sovereign artificial intelligence” that will enable them to escape to rely on American or Chinese artificial intelligence systems.

Do the Amazon enter the game of artificial intelligence agent? Amazon, which is famous for dividing the AWS Cloud Computing compared to the big moves in the Foundation’s program, tests a new work space program that is called Quick Suite, according to the internal documents that are presented by Business Insider. One of the secret documents said: “Every business user that enables him to make better, faster decisions, and behave quickly by uniting the agents in commercial visions, deep research, and automation in one experience.” According to reports, many companies have been granted a special preview of the new technology, and Amazon recently sent invitations to an internal experimental test, which said: “With more than 40 % of business users who expect to adopt improved work environments soon, AWS is placed to lead this transformation by providing integrated solutions that help organizations-including publishing-actually on the specifications in the workplace.”

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Eye on artificial intelligence numbers

30 %

This is the share of workers who say they are comfortable with Amnesty International, who works as their president, according to Modern research From the day of the Foundation software company.

While 75 % of employees say they are well with artificial intelligence agents, only 30 % draw the line in its management by one. The survey highlights a clear tension: adoption rises – 82 % of organizations expand their use of artificial intelligence agents – but confidence is still not equal.

“We are entering a new era of work where artificial intelligence can be an incredible partner, and a complement to human rule, leadership and sympathy,” said Cathy Fam, Vice President of AI. “Confidence building means being intended to use artificial intelligence and keep people in the center of every decision.”