More than 100 people turned out to a hastily-organized vigil and town hall called in response to recruiting leaflets dropped by supporters of a white supremacist group last weekend.

God’s gaze looks past what we often define as “appealing” outward appearances of dress, ethnicity, race, or physical features ...

Rapid advancements in AI have industry and political leaders warning of massive job displacement for white-collar workers. It could reshape U.S. politics.

As students, the lingering cloud of future job insecurity is ever pouring. We see the door to desirable employment as open only to those with pre-existing ‘connections’ and the enterprising minority ...

The technology may not be ready to replace workers, but that isn’t stopping execs from pushing forward anyway.

A new Anthropic study ranks the jobs most at risk from AI automation. Here are the jobs at the top of the list, plus the study's takeaway on whether an AI-related unemployment wave is coming.

Pay and perks aren’t the real issue. The problem is a leadership style employees are no longer willing to tolerate.

After college, she’d struggled to make a living as a freelance journalist, gone to grad school, then pivoted to what she hoped would be a more stable career in content marketing — only to find AI had ...

In an era of layoffs and AI anxiety, smashing things has become corporate America's newest coping mechanism.

Google DeepMind chief scientist Jeff Dean is among the AI researchers and engineers rushing to Anthropic's defense.

The court rejected the company’s position that federal anti-age discrimination law does not cover job applicants.

His celebrated poem “Women Who Cook” (Khānā Banātī Striyāṃ) is not merely about food preparation; it is a searing indictment ...