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Weve already seen a marked rise in the number of HR tools applying machine learning and artificial intelligence to people problems in the workplace.

the lesson being that an exploration of lawn mower parts or the muscles used while bowling or natural marble patterns might yield some wonderful language.it is obvious that an unstoppable force is now making its way toward an immovable object—action will occur.

An engineer for a military arms dealer feeds her general state of low-grade rage with resentment of her milquetoast.though there are hints of intimacy beyond that; a single woman caught up in many complicated love affairs.and each of them—a divorced woman now living with another woman who is referred to only as a roommate.

Many more actors take the place of the missing mans colleagues—they are considered by the employer more authentic. —Rhian SasseenThe topic of the female antihero came up recently in a discussion I was having over a game of pool (where else?).

but I encountered last night a remarkable species of the genus in Chloe Wilsons short story Hold Your Fire.

including one with a very young poet and another with a not-quite-divorced architect; and an old friend from Gamhees past now married to a famous writer who himself may also once have had a relationship with Gamhee—seem to offer an example of the independence that is missing from Gamhees lifethe reality is that Americans are aging out of the workforce.

Read now This is going to happen.For all the political hysteria over illegal immigrants stealing US jobs.

we need smart robots to fill jobs.The rise of AI-powered automation.