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Hacker News 的月度「Ask HN: Who is hiring?」社区招聘帖，公司可发布在招职位，求职者可按地点、REMOTE/ONSITE 等条件浏览并直接联系招聘方。
Google Trends data shows searches for 'AI for [job]' far outpace searches about AI replacing that job — 28:1 for teachers, up to 44:1 for translators — suggesting people are seeking AI assistance rather than fearing replacement.
The author argues that fears about AI replacing software engineers and mathematicians are misplaced, claiming those professions are being automated first because they are the most modern and transparent, while obsolete administrative and manual jobs will follow once processes are updated.
IMF warns that AI is a 'slow-moving tsunami' that will reshape the global jobs market, with significant implications for employment worldwide.
China's State Council announced a new initiative to boost employment and adapt its workforce to AI-driven changes, alongside plans to define new occupations and revise over 200 national occupational standards during the 2026-2030 Five-Year Plan period.
A skeptical discussion post questioning the claim that AI will create more jobs than it displaces, arguing that historical precedent shows new technology does not generate enough employment for an entire population and that many projected new roles are low-paying service jobs.
The article discusses which jobs would survive the arrival of AGI or ASI, focusing on roles involving authority, human preference, and legal accountability.
The essay explores economic policies for AGI, examining historical technological disruptions and their effects on employment and the economy, with a focus on avoiding past harms while harnessing benefits.
The article questions the contradiction between AI's potential to disrupt jobs and the continued expectation of universal employment, urging a reevaluation of work in the AI era.
AI technology has created numerous data collection jobs in China, with hourly wages around 40-80 RMB, which is seen as a novel impact of AI on the employment market.
A new U.S. House bill proposes an excise tax on AI companies based on token usage or revenue to fund job creation if AI causes mass unemployment, with rates tied to unemployment levels.
Robert Reich argues that AI is already causing job losses and wage stagnation, and warns that without policy intervention, the benefits of AI will go to a wealthy few while most workers are left behind.
Hacker News monthly 'Ask HN: Who is hiring?' thread for August 2026, where companies post job openings with location and remote availability. Includes a sample post from Snowflake for Forward Deployed Engineer roles.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI data center construction will create a boom in well-paying trades jobs like plumbing and electrical work, highlighting a need for skilled workers as tech giants invest trillions in infrastructure.
OpenAI's new research finds that 43.5% of occupation-specific ChatGPT usage involves tasks outside the user's own occupation, indicating AI is expanding what people do at work by enabling task crossover across roles.
A stainless steel cookware factory in Guangdong, China, operates completely lights-out with specialized industrial robots replacing roughly 100 workers, highlighting the quiet adoption of automation in manufacturing.
The article examines whether Europe's social welfare model can withstand AI-driven job disruption, contrasting the EU's regulatory focus with Silicon Valley's proposals for universal basic income, while highlighting uncertainty about AI's actual impact on employment.
Anthropic is hiring scientists to join their team; applicants can mention the poster for proper routing.
New data from Ramp and Box surveys shows that companies with higher AI adoption are also experiencing headcount growth, countering earlier fears that AI would reduce employment. Findings indicate that advanced AI adopters expect greater future hiring.
An analysis of how AI is reshaping the job market, discussing potential job displacement and creation.