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� � � � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � The biggest winners — and losers — in the coming AI job apocalypse - Business Insider    As the AI tsunami sweeps across the white-collar working world and fundamentally disrupts hundreds of millions of jobs, nearly 1 billion knowledge workers worldwide will be affected, and 14 million jobs will be wiped out. Disruption from artificial intelligence is just one of the major structural shifts that will define the American economy over the next few decades. But while white-collar professionals stare down a turbulent job market and declining wages, a large, unexpected segment of the workforce may be safely on high ground: blue-collar jobs. The likes of skilled trades, intensive manual labor, and jobs that require a combination of physical, knowledge, and social work will not be upended. In fact, as other long-term trends take hold, many of these working-class roles are poised for a job explosion. As older Americans retire in massive numbers and leave behind open jobs, and as demand for healthcare, green energy, high-tech manufacturing, and construction increases, blue-collar jobs are going to see a substantial boom. ChatGPT will not replace the nurse who tends to you at the hospital or the construction worker who remodels your kitchen. The winners of the AI revolution will be the technicians, nurses, and plumbers who keep the new economy running after the machines have taken over the office. Continued here Die-hard cruisers are paying up to $8 million for a never-ending trip. Investors and employees say they're never going to get it. - Business Insider    Die-hard cruisers are paying up to $8 million for a never-ending trip. Investors and employees say they're never going to get it. The MV Narrative is more of a utopian community than a cruise ship, if you believe Alister Punton, the man behind the $900 million, 18-deck ship. Residents can dine at 20 restaurants, browse the farmers market sourced from the ship's hydroponic gardens, or spend the day curled up in the 10,000-book library. The ship promises to lengthen residents' lives through an "antiaging global lifestyle" that includes bioidentical hormone-replacement therapies and the world's largest dedicated wellness spa at sea. And then there's the accredited K-12 private school where children study at least two languages, multiple musical instruments, and even African basket weaving. Continued here Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Gaza's only hospital treating cancer is now out of fuel, leaving 70 patients 'seriously threatened' - Business Insider    The only hospital treating cancer in the Gaza Strip has run out of fuel and cannot continue operating amid Israeli supply blockades. Subhi Skaik, the director of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital said in a press conference that the hospital went out of service Wednesday, per Reuters. "We tell the world: don't leave cancer patients to a certain death due to the hospital being out of service," Skaik said during the press conference. Continued here The Leader's Guide to Upholding Commitments - Inc.com    How Phil Mickelson Drew Inspiration From a Health Scare to Start a Fast-Growing Wellness Brand How to Fail the Right Way, According to a Psychologist Who Studies the World's Biggest Flops In the realm of leadership, emotions can be like quicksand, easily swallowing up your best intentions and commitments. "Follow your commitment, not your feeling," is a piece of wisdom imparted by seasoned coaches to leaders. And it's a challenging practice, especially on the days when you just don't want to do it.  Continued here

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