AI and Labor Markets: What We Know and Don’t Know by Bharat Chandar
(in 14 clear, concise pieces)
MARKET TRENDS
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AI and Labor Markets: What We Know and Don’t Know
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Dell Tech and McLaren F1 Innovation Partnership Pushes Racing Technology
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Thrilled to see how @DellTech and @McLarenF1 are pushing the limits of innovation—where data, AI, and performance engineering meet speed and precision. Looking forward to diving deeper into how technology drives the future of racing! #Innovation #AI #F1
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MWC Las Vegas 2025: Watch Live Keynotes Free Online
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October 14-15: #MWC Las Vegas 2025 Watch the keynotes LIVE and free, here: https://
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Agentic Web: AI Agents Reshaping Internet Architecture and Security
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Huge thanks for @IEEESpectrum’s interview discussing my thoughts on the Agentic Web — a new era where AI agents will reshape how the Internet works. 🌐🤖 Today’s web is built for humans — full interfaces we click through. But agents don’t have to think, see, or act like us. They can process vast information instantly, plan, reason, negotiate, and transact on our behalf. In the agentic web, your personal AI agent could directly collaborate with another site’s agent — understanding your intent, filtering massive data, and completing complex tasks autonomously. This shift will require a ground-up redesign: – New open protocols for agent-to-agent communication (like MCP, A2A) – Systems for secure agent identity, payments, and orchestration – Secure-by-design frameworks to protect privacy, safety, and trust The benefits are enormous — efficiency, productivity, new economic models — but the security risks are unprecedented. Agents act with autonomy and high privilege. We must guard against misuse, data leaks, and system-level vulnerabilities. Our goal is to build a safe, open, and trustworthy agentic web, where humans and agents collaborate seamlessly rather than replace one another. Much work remains, but this is the future we’re building — together. 🌐✨ Read more in my @IEEESpectrum interview: spectrum.ieee.org/agentic-we…
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OpenAI Signs $300B Cloud Compute Deal with Oracle
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Massive infrastructure move: @OpenAI signs ~$300B deal with @Oracle for cloud compute over ~5 years (Project Stargate), starting 2027. That kind of scale reshapes how AI systems are built. https://
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AI and Automation Reshaping Analytics Role at Virtual Summit
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The analyst role is evolving fast. Join the #AlteryxVirtualSummit on Nov 12 to explore what’s next for analytics.
— Alteryx (@alteryx) 14 octobre 2025
Hear from Ravit Jain, Michael Taylor (United Airlines), and Peter Martinez (Alteryx) on how AI, automation & cloud are reshaping the field.https://t.co/OHzQGYyDmX pic.twitter.com/oN0wV2CnvZThe analyst role is evolving fast. Join the #AlteryxVirtualSummit on Nov 12 to explore what’s next for analytics. Hear from Ravit Jain, Michael Taylor (United Airlines), and Peter Martinez (Alteryx) on how AI, automation & cloud are reshaping the field. https://
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AI Agents Transform Marketing: Algorithm Optimization Over Emotion
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Selling to Robots – The Marketing Revolution That Will Make or Break Your Business As AI agents start making purchase decisions, brands must shift from emotional persuasion to algorithm optimisation. Marketing strategies of the future begin here. Read more
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Young Workers: Canaries in AI’s Employment Coal Mine
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Are young workers canaries in the AI coal mine? @bigthink had a conversation with @econ_b and me about the research we did with @RuyuChen about AI and employment. Links in the next post.
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Young Workers and AI: Canaries in the Coal Mine
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Here's the interview: https://
bigthink.com/business/are-y
oung-workers-canaries-in-the-ai-coal-mine/
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Goldman Sachs acquires Industry Ventures pour 962 millions
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woah, goldman sachs bought industry ventures (7b aum, known for secondaries/buy outs – also does fof and direct) for up to $962m ($665m cash + equity & $300m performance based)