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Billionaire Mark Cuban predicts that artificial intelligence will create the world's first trillionaire, and it could be anyone who masters AI in a revolutionary way. Cuban believes this wealth creation potential is so massive that it could happen to "just one dude in the basement" who discovers the next breakthrough AI application.
Ford CEO Jim Farley warned that artificial intelligence will replace "literally half of all white-collar workers" in the United States. Speaking at the Aspen Ideas Festival, he joined other executives predicting massive job displacement, while suggesting that blue-collar and skilled trade jobs will remain safer from AI automation.
Harvard Business School professor Karim Lakhani argues that the real disruption isn't AI replacing humans, but humans who master AI tools replacing those who don't adapt. Companies must prepare employees for AI-enhanced work rather than fear job displacement, as customers increasingly expect AI-powered experiences.
Recent reports reveal a sharp rise in unemployment among college graduates as employers increasingly adopt AI technologies to replace entry-level positions. This shift is causing concerns for young professionals and highlights the urgent need for AI literacy and skill adaptation.
EA Japan GM Sean Noguchi criticized Microsoft’s layoffs—affecting some 9,000 workers—and its shift towards short‑term AI profitability. He emphasized the human cost, shared “deep pain,” and warned against sacrificing long‑term creative investments for shareholder demands.
Microsoft announced its **largest layoff in over two years**, cutting approximately 9,000 jobs—nearly 4% of its workforce. The reductions span Xbox gaming, sales, and other teams, part of a broader shift to streamline management and invest in AI infrastructure.
University of Georgia research examining 50 countries' AI strategies reveals that only 13 nations give high priority to AI workforce preparation. The study found that 65% of current elementary students will have jobs that don't exist yet, requiring advanced AI skills that many countries aren't adequately preparing for through education and training programs.
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban reveals the AI side hustle he would start if he were 16 again. His three-step plan involves learning AI prompt engineering, teaching others, and consulting with small businesses - a strategy that could generate significant income without requiring a college degree.
LinkedIn's Chief Economic Opportunity Officer Aneesh Raman warns that AI is already targeting entry-level professional jobs, threatening new graduates' career prospects. He provides three essential strategies for college graduates and new workers to navigate the AI-transformed job market and protect their career trajectories.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the company expects to reduce its corporate workforce in the coming years as it deploys more generative AI tools and agents. In a memo to employees, Jassy stated that efficiency gains from AI would allow the company to eventually have a reduced human workforce, while emphasizing employees should learn to use AI tools effectively.
Microsoft is laying off approximately 9,000 employees in its largest round of cuts since 2023. The layoffs affect less than 4% of its global workforce across different teams, geographies and experience levels, as the tech giant aims to manage costs amid heavy AI infrastructure investments.
New research from the International Labour Organization challenges common fears about AI taking over jobs. The study reveals that only a small percentage of jobs worldwide can be fully automated, while AI is expected to create new employment opportunities rather than simply replacing existing roles.

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