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Microsoft has the cash to pay hackers to jailbreak its Bing AI, but apparently not enough to keep almost 700 people employed at the Microsoft-owned professional social media platform LinkedIn. The site is now undergoing its second round of layoffs this year, The New York Times reports. All told, 668 positions are being culled from …
by Chris Black All computer programmers, all journalists and writers, even most doctors and lawyers, are out of jobs. College was always a goofy jerk-off. But being in college now is serious deck chairs on the Titanic type stuff. Everything is going to be done by machines, so people will be obsolete for any task …
LinkedIn says that the next big job-market change is hiring on the basis of skills rather than degrees. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) June 13, 2023