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Gen Z job seekers are rewriting their applications to navigate AI screening systems, with 81% rejected without speaking to anyone at companies. The hiring process has become an impersonal void where applicants face automated interviews and applicant-tracking systems, leaving both candidates and employers frustrated with AI-driven hiring practices.
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Entertainment
1 day ago

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Entertainment
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Meta partnered with Chinese robotics firm Fourier to build Max prototype, a 106-pound humanoid robot, in just three months. Running on NVIDIA Jetson Thor chips, Max features facial expressions and five-fingered hands. The companies are already developing Max 2 with improved stair navigation and manipulation capabilities.
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Technology
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Technology
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Companies are rapidly deploying AI agents to automate tasks from scheduling to coding, with some startups now employing 150 agents alongside just 15 humans. But the shift is creating unexpected tensions—employees are becoming AI babysitters, spending substantial hours verifying outputs, while experts warn that AI-ready workers need more than prompt engineering skills to navigate this transformation.
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Business
3 days ago

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Business
3 days ago
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority launched a formal investigation into Meta over commercial terms that could allow the tech giant to collect publisher content for AI features without adequate choice. Meta paused the November 20 rollout after complaints from news publishers and industry groups across Europe.
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Policy
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Policy
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