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https://www.morningbrew.com/stories/2026/02/16/ibm-wants-to-take-entry-level-jobs-to-the-next-levelCitarIBM wants to take entry-level jobs to the next levelThe technology company recently announced plans to triple its entry-level hiring in the US this year.Nurphoto/Getty ImagesAs AI improves, there’s a fear it could take a wrecking ball to the bottom rung of the corporate ladder. But, like Miley Cyrus, IBM wants to use that wrecking ball to its advantage. The technology company recently announced plans to triple its entry-level hiring in the US this year.Entry-leveling the playing field: AI excels at automating repetitive tasks, like data organization and basic coding, which usually fall to people in entry-level roles. So, IBM is revamping its job descriptions. According to Chief HR Officer Nickle LaMoreaux:*Junior software developers will do less coding and spend more time with clients.*HR staffers will let chatbots field questions, then step in when needed.Today’s entry-level employees are also tomorrow’s managers, so supporting young talent makes sense long-term, LaMoreaux said.It’s not just IBM. Cloud platform Dropbox is bulking up its internship and new-graduate programs by 25%. Chief People Officer Melanie Rosenwasser told Bloomberg that younger workers are better at using AI than most, a skill the company wants to leverage.New grads still face headwinds. Since early 2023, entry-level job postings in the US are down 35%, per analytics firm Revelio Labs.—BC
IBM wants to take entry-level jobs to the next levelThe technology company recently announced plans to triple its entry-level hiring in the US this year.Nurphoto/Getty ImagesAs AI improves, there’s a fear it could take a wrecking ball to the bottom rung of the corporate ladder. But, like Miley Cyrus, IBM wants to use that wrecking ball to its advantage. The technology company recently announced plans to triple its entry-level hiring in the US this year.Entry-leveling the playing field: AI excels at automating repetitive tasks, like data organization and basic coding, which usually fall to people in entry-level roles. So, IBM is revamping its job descriptions. According to Chief HR Officer Nickle LaMoreaux:*Junior software developers will do less coding and spend more time with clients.*HR staffers will let chatbots field questions, then step in when needed.Today’s entry-level employees are also tomorrow’s managers, so supporting young talent makes sense long-term, LaMoreaux said.It’s not just IBM. Cloud platform Dropbox is bulking up its internship and new-graduate programs by 25%. Chief People Officer Melanie Rosenwasser told Bloomberg that younger workers are better at using AI than most, a skill the company wants to leverage.New grads still face headwinds. Since early 2023, entry-level job postings in the US are down 35%, per analytics firm Revelio Labs.—BC
De esta forma, la inteligencia queda definida como una capacidad biopsicológica que integra:• la percepción• el pensamiento• la acción adaptativa.
Pero, sobre todo, me encantaría que, en vez de lamentos, hubiera previsiones acerca de lo que va a pasar y cuándo.
[A pianista:Entiendo lo que dices, pero yo no usaría los adjetivos legitimadores 'legal y democrática' para referirme a la estafa del Ladrillo, sino los deslegitimadores 'impune y popular'.
En efecto, la estafa se protege bajo un manto de aparente legalidad o virtud, y es masiva, en el sentido de que es aceptada y tolerada socialmente por casi todos; pero ni es legítima, lícita o justa ni está alineada con la superestructura del sistema y los verdaderos intereses del pueblo; antes al contrario, degenera el sistema, corroe el Capital con agujeros de activos ficticios y sobrendeudamiento, devalúa el Dinero y quebranta el Trabajo organizado en Empresa.Es cierto que la estafa parece reglamentaria y ejemplar: no solo goza de normas hechas a su medida, sino que además se ha estado presentando durante cuatro décadas como un modelo a seguir. Pero corresponde a los estafadores, ganchos y jugadores el cinismo de defender que la estafa es edificante y pedagógica o una lección de vida para todos. A nosotros nos toca lo opuesto: denunciar la apariencia de institucionalidad y proclamar su nulidad de pleno derecho y su violencia.
Ninguna estafa es ineludible ni fraternal. Solo son meritorias o laureadas en la cueva de Alí Babá. Esta, en particular, se utiliza por el enemigo de la Nación.Finalmente, además de 'impune y popular', funciona 'consentida y cotidiana'. En su caso, debiéramos decir solo que «la estafa del Ladrillo parece legal y democrática, pero es ilegítima y tiránica».Los términos 'legal y democrática' no deberían usarse ni siquiera irónicamente para describir esta estafa, porque precisamente esos adjetivos son los que los estafadores, ganchos y jugadores utilizan para autolegitimarse. Usarlos, incluso con ironía, puede ser contraproducente porque operan en el mismo campo semántico que la propaganda de la propia estafa. La ironía puede no ser clara para todos y terminar validando, aunque sea superficialmente, el marco conceptual de la estafa. Nuestra tarea crítica es desmontar la apariencia, desvelar la esencia detrás de la apariencia.]
Noticia para no pasar por alto. IBM no es una tecnológica cualquiera, está diciendo a la cara de muchos que el trabajador sigue siendo importante. Pueden cambiar sus funciones, pero no su necesidad como tal. Poco a poco se agrieta la falacia y se acerca el día del desengaño de la burbuja.
Cita de: asustadísimos en Ayer a las 23:42:17De esta forma, la inteligencia queda definida como una capacidad biopsicológica que integra:• la percepción• el pensamiento• la acción adaptativa.Faltó la coletilla "con éxito".Si quitamos los artificios, la estúpida IA limita la inteligencia al pensamiento.Nótese que un ciego tiene limitada su percepción, y un minusválido tiene limitada su acción adaptativa, pero esto no implica que tengan limitada su inteligencia.El pensamiento entonces sería la clave de la inteligencia. El pensamiento con fin exitoso, añado yo. Pero qué es pensar. ¿Una reacción química?Las plantas experimentan reacciones químicas que podrían ser asumidas -en términos de químicos- como proto_pensamiento, y por supuesto que perciben y tienen reacciones adaptativas.No hace falta decir que la propia definición deja a la IA fuera de la categoría de inteligencia, lo cual es bastante paradójico.En definitiva, en el plano metafísico la IA demuestra que no sabe muy bien de lo que habla. No puede. Solo es un mecanismo estadístico, una eficiente batidora de palabras que en 1500 nos diría que Calvino tenía razón, porque el calvinismo controlaba la imprenta.Me pregunto que más esperan sacar de este juguete, dado que el algoritmo de sintagmas parece ya bastante perfeccionado (véase la programación de software) y no creo que otros 10.000 millones de dólares más vayan a conseguir un salto cualitativo detectable.No lo se. Quizás al final el negocio sean los datacenters CitarPero, sobre todo, me encantaría que, en vez de lamentos, hubiera previsiones acerca de lo que va a pasar y cuándo.Usted ha dado las pautas: Crash dólar, bolsa e inmo.Yo opino que el detonante será el intento de guerra contra Irán, que se uniría a Libia, Siria, Líbano, y Gaza. Es curioso que un presidente que llegó al poder proclamando el fin de las guerras mas allá de los mares, tenga tanto interés en laminar a todos los vecinos de Israel. No se, quizás haya algo que se nos escapa Por lo demás, poco podemos esperar de un sistema en los estertores y que ha fallado a tantísima gente, obligada a firmar un pacto social que ha sido incumplido.
Euro uses Trump-shaped world order to encroach on U.S. financial powerIllustration: Sarah Grillo/AxiosThe euro — its future in disarray barely a dozen years ago — is back.Why it matters: European leaders are trying to carve out a bigger global role for their currency in a Trump-shaped world order. If they are successful, it could chip away at America's biggest economic advantage: the outsize demand for dollars and U.S. debt.*Other dollar alternatives look less likely, since the world generally distrusts China.*Squeezed by Russia, China, and an increasingly belligerent United States, Europe is reacting by bolstering its common efforts in both national security and monetary affairs.*Even if the euro's shift doesn't dethrone the dollar as the global reserve currency, its broader influence could narrow America's margin of financial power.Driving the news: The European Central Bank is launching a permanent facility that allows eligible global central banks to borrow euros when needed, a step to strengthen the currency's role in the financial system.The move expands crisis-era arrangements that aimed to prevent international funding strains from spilling back into the eurozone.Between the lines: The facility will help the euro "move from a regional to a global perimeter," ECB president Christine Lagarde said in a speech at the Munich Security Conference over the weekend, adding that it also "reinforces the role of the euro."*"The availability of a lender of last resort for central banks worldwide boosts confidence to invest, borrow and trade in euros, knowing that access will be there during market disruptions," Lagarde said.Flashback: The ECB's move echoes the Federal Reserve's dollar swap lines, deployed at massive scale during the 2008 financial crisis and revived in 2020 when pandemic panic triggered a global dash for dollars.*The Fed opened standing lines with major central banks and a temporary backstop with others. That helped cement its role as the lender of last resort to the world, reinforcing the dollar's dominance in trade and finance.*Now, Europe is taking a similar step, a sign of more favorable attitudes toward the euro. That's a huge turnaround from over a decade ago, when a sovereign debt crisis in Greece and other southern European countries pushed member states to the brink of default and cast doubt on whether the currency union itself would survive.What they're saying: "Greater international comfort in holding the euro in [currency] reserves should ... support greater use of the euro in trade invoicing," ING currency strategists wrote Monday.*That would "reinforce our view of a gradual transition from a unipolar dollar world to a multipolar world of dollars, euros and renminbi," they added.The big picture: Lagarde's speech over the weekend was among many by European leaders calling for the bloc to chart a more economically independent path, with less reliance on America.*For years, European policymakers — including Lagarde — warned of a world more vulnerable to shocks than before the pandemic. That risk intensified when President Trump returned to office and imposed the steepest tariffs in over a century, while wielding trade threats as geopolitical leverage.*"As industrial policy becomes more assertive, geopolitical tensions rise and supply chains are disrupted, financial market stress is likely to become more frequent," Lagarde said Saturday.*Trade concerns, along with other factors like worries of eroding Fed independence, have spooked global investors. The dollar is down roughly 9% over the past year — a decline that has pushed the euro to its highest level against the dollar in about three years.The intrigue: Swedish lawmakers are debating adopting the euro. If it happens, the nation would be one of the largest economies to adopt the euro in many years.*Such a move would show that the Nordic nation is looking to bolster its European integration into the financial and defense realms.*Sweden joined NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.The bottom line: Europe is trying to persuade the rest of the world of the euro's attractiveness in ways that could gradually reshape the balance of power in global finance.
Softbank SEC filing confirms Nvidia exitSoftBank Group Corp. filed its mandatory quarterly report Form 13F with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, confirming the total dissolution of its $5.83 billion stake in Nvidia for the quarter ending December 31, 2025.The regulatory document, signed by Head of Corporate Legal Department Yuko Yamamoto, shows that the semiconductor giant is no longer among the investment entries held by Softbank and its 13 included managers. This filing provides the official verification of SoftBank's previously signaled strategy to exit its Nvidia last November to reallocate capital toward more specialized AI infrastructure.