The employment crisis

Unemployment increases due to job losses to artificial intelligence. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The AI ​​Revolution and the Danger of Recession Among White-Collar Workers

Analyst Brett Jensen (Seeking Alpha) warns: AI could lead to widespread white-collar job losses and an economic crisis as early as the second half of the decade
Artificial intelligence will replace many professionals. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Artificial intelligence is gaining momentum and endangering the most vulnerable workers in Israel

A new study by the Taub Center and the Mosaic Institute analyzes the impact of new technologies on workers in Israel, based on data from workforce surveys for the years 2023–2024. The sharpest increase in exposure was recorded among
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An opportunity that will never come again: This is how we can bring the best Israeli researchers home

How a comprehensive national program will attract research experts back and ensure Israel's future strength, just before scientists are kidnapped by other countries that are after them
The job market is becoming the Wild West.

The future of jobs according to the World Economic Forum

In addition to technological changes (artificial intelligence), two demographic changes are increasingly affecting economies and labor markets: aging and shrinking working-age populations, especially in rich economies, and expanding working-age populations, especially in poor economies.
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Intel: About a fifth of the US workforce will experience a change in about half of the work tasks by 2030 due to the integration of artificial intelligence

This is according to a new report by Intel and the JFF (Jobs for the Future) organization that studied the impact that artificial intelligence (AI) will have on employment. The report also shows that women are more exposed to the effects of AI
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spread? Or not retire?

What makes people continue to work after retirement age? And how does this work affect mental well-being and life satisfaction?
Samdar Tadmor, CEO of Claro at the Silicon Club conference held in July 2023 at the DTEC center in Isfaya. Photo: Ayelet Gerdman

The phenomenon of "silent resignation" is increasing

This is what Samdar Tadmor, CEO of Claro and an organizational consultant, said at the Silicon Club meeting that took place at DTEC, the technological training center for the young people of the Druze community in Isfaia
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Artificial intelligence: government policy in Israel and the West

All attempts to regulate the field of artificial intelligence were at best amateurish, states the Knesset's research division. New regulations must be built and an adequate budget allocated to them
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A document of the Knesset Research Center: Creative Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities, Risks and Regulation Part I

In a document prepared for a discussion in the Science Committee, the subject of creative artificial intelligence is briefly presented, which is a catalyst for the recent public discourse; policy issues arising from its development; Information about government decisions, committees and a national plan
Will the world after Corona be the same world? Illustration: depositphotos.com

Five rules for effective leadership in difficult times

The corona epidemic has many consequences beyond the medical aspect - mainly the disruptions in business and the world of work. Leaders at every level - from company managers to the decision makers in the government under conditions of uncertainty