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Why did the artificial intelligence go to therapy?

Because it had too many unresolved algorithms.

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Barack Obama recently addressed concerns over artificial intelligence and its fast-approaching impact on white-collar careers, highlighting a new wave of job disruption.

At a Connecticut Forum, Obama warned that professional jobs—once seen as secure—are now at risk, with industries like finance, law, and tech especially vulnerable to AI-driven changes.

Entry-level positions, including analysts, coders, and administrative staff, face potential elimination, a prediction echoed by Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, who estimates up to 50% of such roles may be lost within five years.

In Connecticut, 54% of Gen Z workers fear AI-related job loss, though nearly half of IT professionals see job creation potential.

Emerging careers in AI compliance and human-AI partnerships offer hope, but Obama stressed the urgency of retraining workers to prevent widening economic inequality as technology advances.

Mark Zuckerberg is shaking up Silicon Valley by luring top AI expert Ruoming Pang away from Apple with a compensation package reportedly worth over $200 million.

Pang, who previously managed Apple’s AI engineering for features like Genmoji, now joins Meta as Zuckerberg spearheads an aggressive recruitment effort in artificial intelligence.

Apple chose not to match Meta’s staggering offer, which eclipses typical leadership salaries, apart from CEO Tim Cook.

Meta’s new “superintelligence” team is offering performance-based pay packages that rival CEO-level compensation at major banks, mainly through company shares and bonuses.

This bold strategy highlights the fierce competition among tech giants to dominate the AI space by securing elite engineering talent.

Meta’s high-stakes moves promise to reshape the industry—and the future of artificial intelligence—over the coming years.

China is rapidly expanding its solar energy sector, surpassing 1 terawatt of total solar capacity by May 2025—an impressive 56.9% increase over the previous year. The nation is on track to add 380 gigawatts in 2025 alone, reinforcing its leadership in renewable energy worldwide. Innovative approaches, such as floating solar farms, are helping China make the most of available land and resources.

Meanwhile, the U.S. is experiencing a slowdown, with only 10.8 GW of new capacity added in early 2025, a 7% decline attributed to policy rollbacks that ended crucial renewable subsidies. The U.S. also faces challenges from its heavy reliance on Chinese solar imports, which account for 80% of its supply.

With AI energy demands poised to soar, China’s aggressive solar expansion situates it for future dominance in both technology and energy. Experts warn that U.S. policy choices now could shape its competitiveness in the era of AI-powered industries.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and new father, recently opened up about how AI is reshaping childhood. He revealed that while future generations may never surpass AI in intelligence, they will become vastly more capable by partnering with these powerful tools from a young age.

Altman, who relies on ChatGPT for parenting tips, highlighted the distinction between intelligence and capability. He believes that despite AI's intellectual dominance, traits like creativity, judgment, and problem-solving will remain vital—and that children will need to develop these skills alongside leveraging AI.

He also voiced concerns about society's growing trust in AI, warning of its potential to provide misleading information and foster unhealthy dependencies or relationships. Altman urges parents to focus on teaching kids to use AI thoughtfully—learning to ask better questions, collaborate wisely, and value their unique human perspectives.

The future, he suggests, belongs to those who blend human insight with the power of AI.

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