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The Pentagon Opened AI Tools to 3 Million Personnel and Federal Tech Hiring Is Next

The Defense Department put ChatGPT Mil and Grok for Government in front of 1.7 million users. What the largest AI rollout in government means for hiring.

September 2, 2026Read Article

An unmarked self-driving car with a roof lidar pod at a city kerb at dawn

Gig Economy

Waymo Now Runs Paid Robotaxis in 14 Cities and Drivers Are Doing the Math

Waymo opened paid robotaxi service in three more cities, reaching 14. BLS still projects driver jobs growing 9 percent to 2035. Both things are true.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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A Third of Gen Z Will Not Date Someone Building the AI That Replaces Workers

A survey of 2,900 daters found 33 percent of Gen Z less interested in dating someone who builds job-replacing AI. Job security has become a social signal.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Technology

California Moves to Ban Employers From Reading Your Emotions and Neural Data

California's AB 1883 would ban employers using AI to read an employee's emotional state or collect neural data, with a $500 per-violation penalty attached.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Layoffs

Oracle Cuts Up to 3,000 India Jobs as Microsoft Puts 500 Staff on Performance Plans

Oracle is cutting up to 3,000 India roles, roughly 10 percent of its staff there, while Microsoft moves 500 onto performance plans. What both mean for you.

September 2, 2026Read Article

Insurance Claims Adjusters Are the Loudest Voice Against AI in Their Own Industry

Adjuster employment fell 21% in a year and entry-level postings halved. Why the workers closest to insurance AI are the most critical, and what it signals.

September 1, 2026Read Article

A Third of Workers Are Hiding What They Know From the AI They Were Told to Train

Told to train the AI, 41% of workers refused to hand over their data versus 25% who were not told why. Inside the quiet standoff over who owns your expertise.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Career

Epic Certification and How It Actually Changes Your Health IT Career

43.7 million U.S. workers held an active certification in 2018 per BLS. Here is what Epic certification really is, who needs it, and how it moves a career.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Career

How to Make a Resume Website That Gets You Interviews, Not Just Views

69% of employers reported hiring difficulty in 2025, so a resume website that loads fast, reads clean and proves your work matters more than ever now.

September 1, 2026Read Article

News

Why Math Majors Are Gaining as CS Grad Underemployment Hits 19%

CS graduate underemployment sits at 19% and enrollment fell 8.4%, while math degrees rebound. The BLS data complicates the story. What it means for your major.

August 31, 2026Read Article

News

T-Mobile Cut 4,671 US Jobs in Six Months and 77 More Are Coming in Washington

T-Mobile cut 4,671 US jobs in the first half of 2026, a 6.7 percent drop. Now 77 more go in Washington with six stores closing. What affected workers should do.

August 31, 2026Read Article

News

Data Center Boom Has Employers Paying Off Student Loans to Land Electricians and Welders

Average time to hire a skilled worker has reached 56 days, so contractors now offer loan repayment, mobilization bonuses and pay differentials. What to ask for.

August 31, 2026Read Article

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