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Some Meta Salaries Approach $1M for Metaverse Projects
Meta is paying exorbitant salary packages approaching $1 million to programmers capable of building virtual reality-powered games, apps, and technology, according...
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A randomized trial comparing double- and single-anonymous peer review methods indicates that reviewer bias is reduced when both author and reviewer identities are...
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What It Feels Like To Work In AI Right Now
People working in AI these days have been sparked by the ChatGPT moment, which has caused career changes, projects to be abandoned, and tons of people trying to...
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Study Uncovers Social Costs of AI-Assisted Conversations
People have more efficient conversations, use more positive language, and perceive each other more positively when using artificial intelligence-enabled algorithmic...
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Many Workers Are Willing to Take a Pay Cut to Work Remotely
Nearly a third of Americans workers are willing to take a pay cut for the ability to work remotely full time, according to Robert Half's The State of Remote Work...
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Layoffs Are Making Tech Less Diverse
Women and ethnic minorities are more likely than male colleagues to lose their jobs in tech sector layoffs.
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Where the AI Jobs Are
California was the top U.S. state for AI-related hiring in 2022, with more than 142,000 positions posted, according to the 2023 AI Index Report from Stanford University's...
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Less Than Half of U.S. Workers Use All Their Vacation Days
Fear of falling behind or of hurting their chance for promotion are factors that keep more than half of U.S. workers from using all of their vacation days, according...
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How Russia Killed Its Tech Industry
Tech workers who left Russia after the invasion of Ukraine warn it is being isolated, cut off from the global tech industry, research, funding, scientific exchanges...
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Fully Remote Work May Be A Relic of the Past, Report Says
The number of workers in the U.S. who have left remote work behind and returned to the office full-time is on the rise, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics...
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Steve Jobs Has A New 'Memoir,' More Than 11 Years After His Death
Excerpts of Steve Jobs' draft emails to himself, letters, speeches, and interviews, have been collected into "Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in His Own Words...
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The Anatomy of Your Salary
Your salary is largely disconnected from how valuable your job is to your employer or society.
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Tech Gets Tough on Employee Evaluations
Some tech firms are overhauling performance reviews and are getting tougher on employee evaluations.
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Experts and Researchers Call for Pause on 'Giant AI Experiments'
A host of tech innovators and AI researchers have signed an open letter urging a temporary pause in the development of AI systems more powerful than OpenAI's GPT...
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China's Fake Science Industry: How 'Paper Mills' Threaten Progress
Experts say that China's impressive output of published scientific research papers masks systemic inefficiencies and an underbelly of low-quality and fraudulent...
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Is A Computer Science Degree Worth It Amidst Tech Layoffs?
Is it worth pursuing a computer science degree as tech companies continue to announce job cuts?
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The Jobs Most Exposed to ChatGPT
Accountants, mathematicians, interpreters, and writers are among the professionals whose careers are most exposed to the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence...
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Tech Jobs Are Still Paying $120 an Hour Despite Mass Layoffs
Thousands of job losses mask demand for tech workers in mission-critical areas, with contract positions still commanding $120-an-hour wages.
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Mindfulness Can Help Stressed-Out Grad Students
Mindfulness activities can play an important role in improving engineering graduate student emotional well-being, says a study by University of Wisconsin–Madison...
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Big Tech Takes Hard Line on Return to Office
Some Big Tech companies are becoming less flexible on remote work.
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