Finance, accounting and tax employees are feeling more threatened about their job prospects due to the rising use of artificial intelligence by employers, according to a new survey.

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Artificial intelligence is transforming many industries, which has led to growing discussions about how the technology might affect jobs. Some people worry that automation could replace human workers, ...

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More U.S. workers are adopting the use of artificial intelligence in their professional lives, according to a new Gallup poll. The Gallup Workforce survey conducted in the fall of 2025 questioned ...

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While many U.S. workers fear that artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs, researchers say the rapid advancements of tools like ChatGPT and Claude haven't had a major impact on the overall ...

Workers with an aptitude for explaining how artificial intelligence tools function in simple terms are more likely to find success in the job market, according to an economist who focuses on the ...

Is artificial intelligence coming for your job? Peninsula experts representing health care, maritime and higher education shared their views on the use of AI in their fields and how it will evolve.

Many Americans express concern about the growing role of artificial intelligence in daily life, according to findings ...