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US professional services added 70K jobs in October, the most since July 2022, as AI-exposed consulting, legal, and accounting all grew (opens wsj.com)

US professional services added 70K jobs in October, the most since July 2022, as AI-exposed consulting, legal, and accounting all grew despite AI job-loss fears — Strong hiring at law offices, consulting firms staves off fears of job apocalypse — Consulting firms, law offices …

The Wall Street JournalNov 8, 2026Details
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Inside Inner Mongolia, China's fastest-growing AI data center region, where construction is accelerating with low building cost and no public backlash (opens newsletter.semianalysis.com)

Inside Inner Mongolia, China's fastest-growing AI data center region, where construction is accelerating with low building cost and no public backlash — A wind-powered 800MW campus, 120MW built within a year, a 5MW SST-native 800V DC pilot and a cooling design without central chillers

newsletter.semianalysis.comNov 8, 2026Details
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Nasscom President Rajesh Nambiar warns AI could make it harder for fresh Indian engineering graduates to find jobs, urging an immediate CS curriculum overhaul (Sayan Chakraborty/Nikkei Asia) (opens asia.nikkei.com)

Nasscom President Rajesh Nambiar warns AI could make it harder for fresh Indian engineering graduates to find jobs, urging an immediate CS curriculum overhaul — BENGALURU — Recent college graduates in India could struggle to land technology jobs as companies automate entry-level coding …

asia.nikkei.comNov 7, 2026Details
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How differences in economics, public policy, and cultural patterns could explain greater pessimism about AI in the West than in Asia and emerging economies (opens ft.com)

How differences in economics, public policy, and cultural patterns could explain greater pessimism about AI in the West than in Asia and emerging economies — Voter hostility to Big Tech helped shape the US midterms, and similar fears are spreading through the west.

Financial TimesNov 7, 2026Details