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Business Brief: Getting ahead of the AI job threat

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Business Brief: Getting ahead of the AI job threat — Toronto Technology news

Good morning. AI hasn’t triggered widespread job losses in Canada, but some white-collar workers aren’t taking any chances. As concerns grow over the technology’s impact on the work force, some are leaving their office jobs for more hands-on careers. But first:

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