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Job seekers turn to AI tools to gain a competitive edge. It can also backfire

Employers and job seekers are divided over when the use of AI goes too far.

Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI Inc., at Station F during the AI Action Summit in Paris, France, on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025. France is set to announce a total of 109 billion in investment in artificial intelligence projects in the country by companies, funds and other sources over the coming years, President Emmanuel Macron said on the eve of a two-day AI Action Summit. Photographer: Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images

An AI ‘gold rush.’ What to know about OpenAI’s record $40-billion funding round

The new car lot at El Cajon Ford sits idle because the Sales Department at the business is closed due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic and the stay at home orders on March 27, 2020 in El Cajon, California. A limited crew of staff is still working in the service department to work on cars.

What Trump’s planned tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts means for car buyers

RJ Scaringe, chief executive officer and founder of Rivian Automotive Inc., on the pilot production line at the company's headquarters in Irvine, California, US, on Wednesday, July 5, 2023. Scaringe said the company's supply chain is "healthy" and keeping up with production. Photographer: Alisha Jucevic/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Rivian spins out startup focused on small, lightweight electric vehicles

Los Angeles, CA - March 26: Rideshare drivers, supporters and former drivers rally saying they want to be made whole in the settlement discussions in a massive wage theft scandal that robbed drivers of tens of billions of dollars collectively, in front of City Hall as part of a statewide event, including city halls in San Francisco and San Diego, at City Hall in Los Angeles Wednesday, March 26, 2025. The rallies come before a scheduled mediation session with Uber on March 31 in which ``drivers are asking to be made whole in the settlement discussions in a massive wage theft scandal that robbed drivers of tens of billions of dollars collectively,'' contact says. People who drove for Uber or Lyft between 2016 and 2020 are eligible for the settlement. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

California in settlement talks with Uber, Lyft over wage theft claims

Two years after crippling strikes, Hollywood studios pick a new leader in labor negotiations

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