Tech leaders voice concerns about new AI tools
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Tech leaders voice concerns about new AI tools

Some of the biggest warnings about AI are coming from the people who designed it. Generative AI is poised to disrupt many industries, from law to education to design. Now leaders like Sam Altman and Sundar Pichai—whose companies are racing to deploy new AI tools—are voicing their concerns about the societal implications of this technology.

A US Congressional dads caucus is advocating for more baby changing tables. The push from US lawmakers signals how men can take a more active stance in advocating for family-forward policies in the workplace as women continue to shoulder a disproportionate share of caregiving.

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Parental leave is hitting highs in the US—and employers are struggling to handle coverage. But some companies are finding creative solutions to backfill parents on leave, including temporary pay bumps and programs called “maternityships.”

Half of US mental health workers are considering getting out of the industry. A survey of American mental health workers found that nearly 50% of respondents are considering leaving their jobs thanks to burnout and stress, which was particularly exacerbated by the covid pandemic.?

Instead of waiting for training, you can develop yourself instead. When formal training is not available, you can add more skills on the job by building a learning network and pursuing self-directed studies through online resources.

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