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74% of Indian graduates fear AI could make it harder to secure jobs, finance emerges as top career choice amid growing job concerns: survey

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[ad_1] 81% of Indian graduates feel ready to use AI at work, finance tops career priority amid growing job concerns Indian graduates continue to show strong confidence in their career prospects despite concerns about artificial intelligence (AI), automation and changing workplace expectations, according to the 2026 Graduate Outlook Survey released by CFA Institute.The survey, conducted…

US workers thought they could see through AI: A new survey reveals a growing crisis of workplace confidence.

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[ad_1] Artificial intelligence is no longer sitting in the background of the modern workplace. Now it’s helping employees draft emails, write reports, summarize meetings and even shape everyday office conversations. The problem is that many workers think they can tell when AI is involved, but the numbers suggest otherwise.A recent survey by Resume Now in…

Yash and Anurag Kashyap tease ‘Toxic’ survey; say ‘Children’s stories don’t always have to be about sexuality’ |

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[ad_1] the actor YashHe was in Los Angeles this past week promoting ‘Ramayana’, he also released nine minutes of footage of his upcoming ‘Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’. In a candid discussion about the film, the actor revealed new new details, describing the film as an unusual cinematic experience that challenges conventional stories.Yash Talks About…

Is your job safe in the US? AI could replace millions of careers, survey warns

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[ad_1] A new survey warns that AI could eliminate millions of jobs across the US, with high-skilled white-collar roles like programmers, data scientists and financial analysts most at risk. While hands-on and human-centered jobs remain more secure, experts stress that adopting and learning to work with AI will be critical to staying relevant in an…

Federal investigation into Cornell University deepens as EEOC sends new antisemitism survey to employees

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[ad_1] University employees received a federal survey on March 17, 2026 as part of an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) into alleged discrimination at Cornell University.The outreach is the second such instance this academic year. A previous survey circulated Sept. 10 asked for information about anti-Semitic communications, hiring practices and…