A new Pew Research study finds that 21% of U.S. workers now use AI tools in their jobs—a steady rise from last year. Discover how AI adoption is reshaping the modern American workforce and which groups are leading the change.
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Accenture lays off 11,000 employees in a global restructuring, shifting focus to AI, cloud, and data roles while investing in workforce upskilling.
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is significantly altering the white-collar job landscape, leading to reduced hiring in remote and freelance roles. Companies are increasingly integrating AI into their operations, affecting employment patterns across various sectors.
Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman says the platform will now prioritize hiring freelancers who demonstrate proficiency in AI tools. The move signals a new baseline for competitiveness in the freelance economy.
Swedish fintech giant Klarna is trialing a new freelance-based customer service model, allowing remote workers to set their own schedules and earn approximately $41 per hour. This complements the company’s expanding AI infrastructure, which now handles tasks equivalent to 800 full-time roles.
Governor Gavin Newsom raises concerns over California’s proposed regulations on AI and remote work tools, warning they could stifle innovation and impose heavy costs on the state’s booming tech sector.