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Stanford says AI hits entry-level jobs first, widening youth employment gap

Stanford University research found employment declines are widening among entry-level workers in jobs with high AI exposure. In an August 2026 report, economists said employment for workers aged 22 to 25 fell more in high AI-exposure occupations than in low-exposure ones. The gap for the most exposed group reached 19 percent, up from 13 percent a year earlier. The study linked the deterioration mainly to slower hiring rather than rising layoffs.

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Tech Insight: Why AI UIs need redesign beyond the chat window

Product designer Maxim Kich argues that AI interfaces need a fundamental redesign because advanced model capabilities are still confined to messenger-style chat windows. He says long conversations bury ideas and make context hard to retain. Citing research, he notes that language and thought differ, and linear chat does not match how thinking works. He points to alternative UI experiments and argues memory systems should be improved before interfaces.

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SKT to roll out AI across T World stores to upgrade consultations and operations

SK Telecom said on Tuesday it will fully introduce AI across its offline T World stores to drive customer service innovation. The company has begun disclosing store ratings based on AI-led customer surveys and is building development and infrastructure to introduce in-store AI agents from September. It aims to apply AI across the customer journey, add a personalised store search function by 2027, expand consultation analysis, and promote online consultation and visit reservations.