Some AI critics say the tech is a threat to white-collar workers, but new data says it may be hitting low-end wages first.

A debate played out this week at The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live Qatar event on how AI will reshape work.

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Inside firms, AI is changing tasks—and, with those tasks, how they hire and organize. Controlled studies show large gains on ...

During an interview on "Sunday Morning Futures," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon predicted artificial intelligence will not ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming work at a speed that rivals the early internet era, but the most important story is ...

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A new paper by researchers at Microsoft identified 40 occupations that could be performed by artificial intelligence (AI).

Why big-tech bosses say artificial intelligence is coming for them, too.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says every job will feel the impact of AI, and workers will need to adapt to keep up.

Across boardrooms, factory floors, and school cafeterias, the same anxiety keeps surfacing: will artificial intelligence ...