Neal Freiman

A LinkedIn executive wrote an op-ed saying, I see the bottom rung of the career ladder breaking. So there's a number of voices now and a number of data points you could point to, obviously, that don't show an AI job apocalypse or 50% of the entry-level workforce being wiped out. But there are some crumbs here.

A LinkedIn executive wrote an op-ed saying, I see the bottom rung of the career ladder breaking. So there's a number of voices now and a number of data points you could point to, obviously, that don't show an AI job apocalypse or 50% of the entry-level workforce being wiped out. But there are some crumbs here.

A LinkedIn executive wrote an op-ed saying, I see the bottom rung of the career ladder breaking. So there's a number of voices now and a number of data points you could point to, obviously, that don't show an AI job apocalypse or 50% of the entry-level workforce being wiped out. But there are some crumbs here.

Yeah, and the argument on that argument is that all of those technological revolutions took decades to pan out, in which case the workforce could be retrained in those new technologies. So you got rid of typists, but they learned how to code, and that took decades.

Yeah, and the argument on that argument is that all of those technological revolutions took decades to pan out, in which case the workforce could be retrained in those new technologies. So you got rid of typists, but they learned how to code, and that took decades.

Yeah, and the argument on that argument is that all of those technological revolutions took decades to pan out, in which case the workforce could be retrained in those new technologies. So you got rid of typists, but they learned how to code, and that took decades.

He is warning that this AI job apocalypse will happen in one to five years, which is far too fast for everyone to get up to speed and learn these new technologies or be employed in new jobs that are created as a result of them.

He is warning that this AI job apocalypse will happen in one to five years, which is far too fast for everyone to get up to speed and learn these new technologies or be employed in new jobs that are created as a result of them.

He is warning that this AI job apocalypse will happen in one to five years, which is far too fast for everyone to get up to speed and learn these new technologies or be employed in new jobs that are created as a result of them.

President Trump must have watched a lot of TikTok in 2021 because he is doubling it and passing it to the next person. On Friday, the president said he would increase tariffs. on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, up from 25% currently.

President Trump must have watched a lot of TikTok in 2021 because he is doubling it and passing it to the next person. On Friday, the president said he would increase tariffs. on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, up from 25% currently.

President Trump must have watched a lot of TikTok in 2021 because he is doubling it and passing it to the next person. On Friday, the president said he would increase tariffs. on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, up from 25% currently.

He said these higher tariff rates would go into effect this Wednesday and effectively create a fence around US producers in order to protect them from cheaper metals flowing in from other countries. At 25%, they can sort of get over that fence, he said, At 50%, they can no longer get over the fence.

He said these higher tariff rates would go into effect this Wednesday and effectively create a fence around US producers in order to protect them from cheaper metals flowing in from other countries. At 25%, they can sort of get over that fence, he said, At 50%, they can no longer get over the fence.

He said these higher tariff rates would go into effect this Wednesday and effectively create a fence around US producers in order to protect them from cheaper metals flowing in from other countries. At 25%, they can sort of get over that fence, he said, At 50%, they can no longer get over the fence.

And the US's trading partners were not happy to hear about this fence, warning of mutually assured economic destruction if it were to go up. The steel industry in Canada, which is the top metal supplier to America following decades of integration, predicted, quote, catastrophic job losses from factory slowdowns due to the tariffs.

And the US's trading partners were not happy to hear about this fence, warning of mutually assured economic destruction if it were to go up. The steel industry in Canada, which is the top metal supplier to America following decades of integration, predicted, quote, catastrophic job losses from factory slowdowns due to the tariffs.

And the US's trading partners were not happy to hear about this fence, warning of mutually assured economic destruction if it were to go up. The steel industry in Canada, which is the top metal supplier to America following decades of integration, predicted, quote, catastrophic job losses from factory slowdowns due to the tariffs.

The EU also blasted the doubling move, saying it undermines ongoing trade negotiations and only ratchets up the uncertainty facing businesses. Now, it's worth noting that the tariff announcement didn't come from a truth social post per usual, but from a place far more symbolic, a U.S. steel facility near Pittsburgh. Trump was touting a, quote, partnership between Nippon and U.S.

The EU also blasted the doubling move, saying it undermines ongoing trade negotiations and only ratchets up the uncertainty facing businesses. Now, it's worth noting that the tariff announcement didn't come from a truth social post per usual, but from a place far more symbolic, a U.S. steel facility near Pittsburgh. Trump was touting a, quote, partnership between Nippon and U.S.