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Cita de: Cadavre Exquis en Febrero 24, 2025, 20:45:52 pmCitarAI Reshapes Corporate Workforce as Companies Halt Traditional HiringPosted by msmash on Monday February 24, 2025 @02:10PM from the closer-look dept.Major corporations are reshaping their workforces around AI with Salesforce announcing it will not hire software engineers in 2025 and other companies laying off thousands while shifting focus to AI-specific roles. Duolingo has laid off thousands after implementing ChatGPT-4, UPS cut 4,000 jobs in its largest layoff in 116 years, and IBM paused hiring for back-office and HR positions that AI can now handle.Amazon is redirecting staff from Alexa to AI areas, while Intuit is laying off 10% of its non-AI workforce. Cisco plans to cut 7% of employees in its second round of job cuts this year as it prioritizes AI and cybersecurity. Salesforce reports its AI platform is boosting software engineering productivity by 30%. SAP is restructuring 8,000 positions to focus on AI-driven business areas. The trend extends globally, with Microsoft relocating thousands during an "exodus" from China, while entry-level jobs on Wall Street are becoming obsolete.A study found that 3 out of 10 companies replaced workers with AI last year, with over one-third of firms using AI likely to automate more roles in 2025. Job listings at large privately-held AI companies have dropped 14.2% over six months, JP Morgan wrote in a note seen by Slashdot. The transformation is creating new opportunities, with rising demand for AI skills in job postings. A survey of more than 1,200 users found nearly two-thirds of young professionals use AI tools at work, with 93% not worried about job threats, as business leaders view Generation Z's digital skills as beneficial for leveraging AI.Saludos.Como dice este comentario de la noticia, hasta que esto ocurra:CitarCorporations Shocked That Nobody Knows How Their Own Systems WorkRepeated disasters in production are leaving corporations scratching their heads trying to figure out what went wrong. "We fired all the useless people and now the stuff they build doesn't work and AI can't fix it! Nobody in the company can fix it which is why I'm getting a bonus for outsourcing the repair to India which will definitely work. I am great, if I do say so myself." said one executive.
CitarAI Reshapes Corporate Workforce as Companies Halt Traditional HiringPosted by msmash on Monday February 24, 2025 @02:10PM from the closer-look dept.Major corporations are reshaping their workforces around AI with Salesforce announcing it will not hire software engineers in 2025 and other companies laying off thousands while shifting focus to AI-specific roles. Duolingo has laid off thousands after implementing ChatGPT-4, UPS cut 4,000 jobs in its largest layoff in 116 years, and IBM paused hiring for back-office and HR positions that AI can now handle.Amazon is redirecting staff from Alexa to AI areas, while Intuit is laying off 10% of its non-AI workforce. Cisco plans to cut 7% of employees in its second round of job cuts this year as it prioritizes AI and cybersecurity. Salesforce reports its AI platform is boosting software engineering productivity by 30%. SAP is restructuring 8,000 positions to focus on AI-driven business areas. The trend extends globally, with Microsoft relocating thousands during an "exodus" from China, while entry-level jobs on Wall Street are becoming obsolete.A study found that 3 out of 10 companies replaced workers with AI last year, with over one-third of firms using AI likely to automate more roles in 2025. Job listings at large privately-held AI companies have dropped 14.2% over six months, JP Morgan wrote in a note seen by Slashdot. The transformation is creating new opportunities, with rising demand for AI skills in job postings. A survey of more than 1,200 users found nearly two-thirds of young professionals use AI tools at work, with 93% not worried about job threats, as business leaders view Generation Z's digital skills as beneficial for leveraging AI.Saludos.
AI Reshapes Corporate Workforce as Companies Halt Traditional HiringPosted by msmash on Monday February 24, 2025 @02:10PM from the closer-look dept.Major corporations are reshaping their workforces around AI with Salesforce announcing it will not hire software engineers in 2025 and other companies laying off thousands while shifting focus to AI-specific roles. Duolingo has laid off thousands after implementing ChatGPT-4, UPS cut 4,000 jobs in its largest layoff in 116 years, and IBM paused hiring for back-office and HR positions that AI can now handle.Amazon is redirecting staff from Alexa to AI areas, while Intuit is laying off 10% of its non-AI workforce. Cisco plans to cut 7% of employees in its second round of job cuts this year as it prioritizes AI and cybersecurity. Salesforce reports its AI platform is boosting software engineering productivity by 30%. SAP is restructuring 8,000 positions to focus on AI-driven business areas. The trend extends globally, with Microsoft relocating thousands during an "exodus" from China, while entry-level jobs on Wall Street are becoming obsolete.A study found that 3 out of 10 companies replaced workers with AI last year, with over one-third of firms using AI likely to automate more roles in 2025. Job listings at large privately-held AI companies have dropped 14.2% over six months, JP Morgan wrote in a note seen by Slashdot. The transformation is creating new opportunities, with rising demand for AI skills in job postings. A survey of more than 1,200 users found nearly two-thirds of young professionals use AI tools at work, with 93% not worried about job threats, as business leaders view Generation Z's digital skills as beneficial for leveraging AI.
Corporations Shocked That Nobody Knows How Their Own Systems WorkRepeated disasters in production are leaving corporations scratching their heads trying to figure out what went wrong. "We fired all the useless people and now the stuff they build doesn't work and AI can't fix it! Nobody in the company can fix it which is why I'm getting a bonus for outsourcing the repair to India which will definitely work. I am great, if I do say so myself." said one executive.
https://www.pressreader.com/spain/el-economista/20250225/page/30/textviewMerz promete bajar Sociedades del 40% al 25% y exenciones fiscales a las horas extraEl Bundesbank observa un ligero avance del PIB en el primer tirmestreSaludos.
Cita de: pollo en Febrero 25, 2025, 01:24:32 amCita de: Cadavre Exquis en Febrero 24, 2025, 20:45:52 pmCitarAI Reshapes Corporate Workforce as Companies Halt Traditional HiringPosted by msmash on Monday February 24, 2025 @02:10PM from the closer-look dept.Major corporations are reshaping their workforces around AI with Salesforce announcing it will not hire software engineers in 2025 and other companies laying off thousands while shifting focus to AI-specific roles. Duolingo has laid off thousands after implementing ChatGPT-4, UPS cut 4,000 jobs in its largest layoff in 116 years, and IBM paused hiring for back-office and HR positions that AI can now handle.Amazon is redirecting staff from Alexa to AI areas, while Intuit is laying off 10% of its non-AI workforce. Cisco plans to cut 7% of employees in its second round of job cuts this year as it prioritizes AI and cybersecurity. Salesforce reports its AI platform is boosting software engineering productivity by 30%. SAP is restructuring 8,000 positions to focus on AI-driven business areas. The trend extends globally, with Microsoft relocating thousands during an "exodus" from China, while entry-level jobs on Wall Street are becoming obsolete.A study found that 3 out of 10 companies replaced workers with AI last year, with over one-third of firms using AI likely to automate more roles in 2025. Job listings at large privately-held AI companies have dropped 14.2% over six months, JP Morgan wrote in a note seen by Slashdot. The transformation is creating new opportunities, with rising demand for AI skills in job postings. A survey of more than 1,200 users found nearly two-thirds of young professionals use AI tools at work, with 93% not worried about job threats, as business leaders view Generation Z's digital skills as beneficial for leveraging AI.Saludos.Como dice este comentario de la noticia, hasta que esto ocurra:CitarCorporations Shocked That Nobody Knows How Their Own Systems WorkRepeated disasters in production are leaving corporations scratching their heads trying to figure out what went wrong. "We fired all the useless people and now the stuff they build doesn't work and AI can't fix it! Nobody in the company can fix it which is why I'm getting a bonus for outsourcing the repair to India which will definitely work. I am great, if I do say so myself." said one executive.Spoiler: esto ya ha pasado.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_and_Resurrection_of_the_American_ProgrammerEn 1992 Edward Yourdon escribió Decline and Fall of the American Programmer. Sólo cuatro años después escribió su propia réplica.Entre otras cosas estudió la idea que ya se tenía entonces de que la madurez de los sistemas iba a hacer innecesario tanto programador. ¿Les suena? Sólo cuatro años después se dio a sí mismo la réplica porque los sistemas habían ganado tanto en complejidad que no se necesitaban menos sino más programadores. Si no recuerdo mal también entonces se trató de ensayar la subcontratación a la India.Y si no fue entonces, allá por los 2000 ya se ensayó esto masivamente. La mala calidad de lo que se generó en la India obligó a volver a relocalizar trabajo y volver a pagar a los "ingenieros caros".Las ganas de quitarse de encima trabajadores caros -y con poder, no lo olvidemos, algo que los terroristas del PowerPoint y la gomina odian- llevan ahí mucho tiempo. Pero ya llevan varios fracasos. Pero nada, se ve que la naturaleza humana es así y que preferimos derrochar una millonada tratando de buscar la Piedra Filosofal en vez de centrarse en objetivos concretos y alcanzables.Esto va por ciclos, y servidor ya ha vivido al menos un par de ellos. Cuando la tontá de turno fracasa, la IA ahora pero antes fue la web 2.0, el blockchain, o cualquier "buzzword" que se les ocurra, llega un momento en que se intenta esconder la mierda bajo la alfombra y tratar de arreglar el problema discretamente.Algo así como lo que tuvo que hacer Mao cuando se emperró en cargarse a los gorriones, y ante el resultado tuvo que pedir socorro en secreto a Kruschev para repoblarlos.https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exterminio_de_gorriones_en_China
US bond yield slide hits dollarTreasury yields have declined amid signs US economic growth is slowingA fall in US bond yields is piling pressure on the dollar, as investors bet that slowing economic growth will push the Federal Reserve to keep cutting interest rates despite persistent inflation.The 10-year Treasury yield fell 0.09 percentage points on Tuesday to 4.3 per cent, the lowest level since mid-December. The decline from above 4.8 per cent last month has been prompted by a worsened outlook for US growth, after a string of data showed weak consumer and business sentiment.That has hit the dollar, which is now down 2 per cent this year against a basket of its peers, confounding expectations that Donald Trump’s return to the White House would continue to bolster the currency. The dollar had previously strengthened on bets that the inflationary effect of the new president’s tariffs and immigration curbs would prevent the Fed from cutting rates.“Slowing growth and higher inflation expectations is a more negative mix for the US dollar,” said Lee Hardman, senior currency analyst at banking group MUFG.Investors say the fall in real Treasury yields, which represent the return on offer after inflation is taken into account, has been a particularly significant driver of the currency.(...)
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Global debt marches to record high, raising risk of bond vigilantes, IIF saysA woman walks past a sculpture in the Financial District of New York City, New York, U.S., July 11, 2024. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs/File Photo Purchase Licensing RightsLONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The global debt-to-GDP ratio rose for the first time since 2020 last year, as the world's debt stock hit a new year-end record of $318 trillion and economic growth slowed, an Institute of International Finance report showed on Tuesday.The $7 trillion rise in global debt was less than half of the 2023 increase, when expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts sparked a borrowing surge. The IIF warned, however, that so-called bond vigilantes could punish governments if rising fiscal deficits persist."The increasing scrutiny of fiscal balances — particularly in countries with highly polarized political landscapes — has been a defining feature of recent years," the IIF said.Market reactions to fiscal policies in the United Kingdom brought down the short-lived tenure of Prime Minister Liz Truss in 2022, while similar pressures in France ousted Prime Minister Michel Barnier last year.Debt-to-GDP - an indicator on the ability to repay debt - approached 328%, a 1.5 percentage point increase, as government debt levels of $95 trillion clashed with slowing inflation and economic growth.The IIF said it expects debt growth to slow this year, amid unprecedented global economic policy uncertainty and still-elevated borrowing costs.Economic policy uncertainty, and elevated borrowing costs, could curtail curtail global debt growth this year, the IIF saidIt warned, though, that despite high borrowing costs and economic policy uncertainty, its forecast of a $5 trillion increase in government debt this year could rise due to calls for fiscal stimulus and larger military spending in Europe."I think we will likely see much more volatility in sovereign debt markets, especially in those countries where we see high political polarization," said Emre Tiftik, the IIF's director of sustainability research.ROLLOVER CHALLENGEEmerging markets, driven by China, India, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, accounted for roughly 65% of global debt growth last year.This borrowing, along with a record $8.2 trillion in debt which emerging markets need to roll over this year - 10% of it in foreign currency - could strain countries' abilities to weather looming political and economic storms.Emerging markets face a record $8.2 trillion in bond and loan rollovers in 2025, 10% of it in foreign currencies"Heightened trade tensions and the Trump administration's decision to freeze U.S. foreign aid, including cuts to USAID, could trigger significant liquidity challenges and curb the ability to roll over and access to FX debt," the report said."This underscores the increasing importance of domestic revenue mobilization to build resilience against external shocks."Tiftik added that the high volatility underscored the need to increase multilateral development banks' abilities to mobilize private capital.Several developing economies, such as Kenya and Romania, have struggled to boost domestic revenue due to public anger over tax hikes and coming elections, respectively.