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Resumes aren’t read by humans. Here’s how to get past the bots Samantha Hawrylack

If your resume makes it past the bots, eventually, a human will read it. Make your content captivating, so they want to learn more about you. Read More

People in these jobs are most afraid of a robot takeover Steve Adcock

A new survey from CNBC found that almost four in 10 workers between the ages of 18 and 24 are concerned about new technology – like robots and artificial intelligence systems, … Read More

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Yale researchers say humans would like robots better if they were more vulnerable John Anderer

Researchers were interested to see how the robot’s actions and statements would influence the three humans’ interactions among one another. They discovered that when the robot wasn’t afraid to admit it had made a mistake, this outward showing of vulnerability led to more open communication between the people involved as well. Read More

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This is what the future of work will look like (and how you can prepare for it)John Brandon

You can start preparing yourself for the future of work by investing in yourself and what matters to you. Building a reputation as an expert in your field is the ultimate form of career insurance. Read More

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A shocking number of people would opt for a robot boss over a human one CW Headley

Recently Oracle teamed up with Future Workplace to explore the potential of a technology-rich job market. In their massive new survey of workers from around the world, we learned that most people (64%) would actually prefer a robot boss to a human one. Read More

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A worker used automation to do his job for him, but is it ethical?CW Headley

A worker set off an ongoing ethical debate after posting his story titled “Is it unethical to not tell my employer that I automated my job?” … Read More

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A professor explains how you can control the future of work Brian David Johnson

Technology, no matter how smart it may seem, is not capable of understanding the nuances of the decisions it makes or recommends. Only humans can do this. Read More

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Most workers would rather lose their jobs to a robot than this Sheila McClear

Losing your job to a robot is just another sign of the times. But losing your job to another person? That’s a real blow to the ego. Read More

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This algorithm knows when you will die Monica Torres

Doctors can better inform patients about their end-of-life options before it is too late, allowing more patients to get their spiritual and cultures final wishes met. Read More

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