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A forged wine, a fake hire, an AI break-in: the check passes the fake, and only a human catches it.
Aug 18
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Christina Lexa
Layoffs fall to a two-year low, and 'AI' gets harder to define
August 7, 2026
Aug 7
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Christina Lexa
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How Governments Are Driving Who Wins With AI Talent
Any company can license a frontier AI model this afternoon. Almost none can hire the people who understand how it behaves.
Aug 6
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Christina Lexa
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Anthropic is winning the talent war and still worried
Daily Briefing | August 5, 2026
Aug 6
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Christina Lexa
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Chime cuts 10 percent on AI efficiency
Daily Briefing | August 2, 2026
Aug 3
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Christina Lexa
1
July 2026
AI's damage is showing up in paychecks
Daily Briefing | July 31, 2026
Jul 31
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Christina Lexa
The Role That Needs a Unicorn
Two companies moved AI transformation under HR from opposite starting points and arrived at the same box. The pattern is real. What stays scarce is a…
Jul 30
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Christina Lexa
1
Visa cuts 2,600, and AI is only half the story
Daily Briefing | July 29, 2026
Jul 30
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Christina Lexa
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55% use AI at work, 33% got trained
Daily Briefing | July 28, 2026
Jul 28
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Christina Lexa
1
Only 11% of US workers can bargain over AI
Daily Briefing | July 27, 2026
Jul 28
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Christina Lexa
1
Older programmers exit 25% faster as AI use hits 52%
Daily Briefing | July 22, 2026
Jul 23
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Christina Lexa
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The Thirty-Day Protein and the Ten-Year Scientist
AI is compressing cancer discovery faster than almost anyone predicted. The people who run that discovery take a decade to train, and the United States…
Jul 21
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Christina Lexa
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