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Serena Ramirez Serena Ramirez

AI-Driven Layoffs at Meta, Salesforce, and Workday

The rise of AI-driven layoffs at major tech companies like Meta, Salesforce, and Workday highlights a rapidly evolving job market where automation is no longer a distant threat but a present reality, forcing workers to compete not just with each other—but with AI itself.

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Serena Ramirez Serena Ramirez

AI’s Vision for 2025

AI predicts transformative advancements in technology, sustainability, and equitable access for 2025—no time machine required.

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Malina Long Malina Long

Why There Will Be Plenty of Jobs in the Future — Even with AI

The World Economic Forum recently published an article exploring the profound impact artificial intelligence (AI) is set to have on the job market of the future. This forward-looking piece surveys the evolving landscape of employment, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities AI introduces. Here is a summary of the article:

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Malina Long Malina Long

Remarkable AI

At this event, mingle with AI enthusiasts and learn about the impact of AI from Guy Kawasaki, Lila Tretikov, Jim Whitehead, Claire Delaunay, Midjourney, Foclarity, and many more thought leaders.

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Doug Erickson Doug Erickson

AI and Healthcare

Promising news for the healthcare industry! A study predicts a significant increase in FDA-approved artificial intelligence products from 69 in 2022 to a projected 350 in 2035. These AI-based medical imaging products are set to revolutionize diagnostic radiology and enhance patient care.

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Doug Erickson Doug Erickson

AI Horizons Part 2

We’re diving even deeper into the future of artificial intelligence and its transformative impact on a variety of industries. And because our November event was overbooked with standing room only, we will meet at the Cocoanut Grove where half of Santa Cruz can attend.

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