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October 07, 2025
A new study from OpenAI has identified 44 jobs at high risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence, as technology continues to advance and reshape industries. Among the positions likely to vanish are software developers, private investigators, and even lawyers.
The study used an innovative assessment known as GDPval to measure AI's capabilities against human performance across nine key sectors in the U.S.
The results show a concerning trend, with jobs in real estate, healthcare, and media facing the greatest threats. Meanwhile, tech pioneer Bill Gates has weighed in, predicting that only a handful of roles—including coders and energy experts—may withstand the AI onslaught.
With AI's influence growing, workers in customer service, assembly, and various administrative roles should prepare for potential disruption. It’s a stark reminder of the rapid evolution of work in the age of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI is ambitiously reshaping the web's future, investing billions to create a powerful AI ecosystem beyond just chatbot capabilities. CEO Sam Altman envisions ChatGPT becoming an integral platform for various online activities, similar to how Apple’s iOS revolutionized smartphone use.
As user engagement soars, with 800 million active weekly users, OpenAI plans to enhance ChatGPT's functionality by allowing users to complete tasks like shopping or studying directly through the app.
To support this growth, OpenAI is ramping up investments in data infrastructure, including a recent commitment to develop extensive data centers powered by AMD and Nvidia chips.
Yet, as it navigates competition from tech giants like Google and Meta while still operating at a loss, the path to profitability is uncertain. OpenAI's strategy mirrors that of today's tech icons—invest heavily now and figure out monetization later, betting on AI revenue’s rapid growth to validate its ambitious expansion efforts.
In a groundbreaking pilot project, judges in Québec are testing artificial intelligence assistants in real court cases, potentially revolutionizing the justice system. Announced by Chief Justice Marie-Anne Paquette, these AI tools are designed to assist with legal research and document drafting while ensuring that verdicts remain strictly human-driven.
This cautious approach comes on the heels of various AI missteps in U.S.
courts, prompting Québec to adopt fortified measures, such as operating AI within a closed environment to avoid generating false information. Viewed as essential for keeping pace with tech-savvy legal professionals, these AI assistants are set to enhance efficiency without replacing human judgment.
The pilot will continue until winter 2026, allowing for feedback and monitoring, with a focus on maintaining public trust and transparency in the ever-evolving intersection of law and technology.
Is your iPhone feeling sluggish? It might be time for a cache cleanup! In an updated guide from Mashable, tech whizzes Alex Perry and Kimberly Gedeon break down how to clear cache on your iPhone for improved performance and extra storage. As you use apps and browse the web, your device collects temporary data, or cache, which can bog it down and take up precious space.
The article walks you through clearing cache in Safari by navigating through bookmarks and selecting what data to erase. For app cache, simply dive into your Settings, check out your storage, and offload any unnecessary apps.
Bitcoin has soared to unprecedented heights, reaching an all-time record of $125,835.92 as investors scramble to take advantage of its rising value.
This surge, reflecting a more than 33% increase this year, is largely driven by institutional interest and favorable policies under President Trump's administration, who has influenced a shift away from the weakening U.S.
dollar. As uncertainty about U.
S. trade tariffs grows, Bitcoin has emerged as an attractive alternative asset.
Experts like Anthony Pompliano are optimistic about the near future for Bitcoin holders, hinting at an exciting period ahead. With its recent performance, Bitcoin might just be setting itself up to challenge conventional financial paradigms, enticing both seasoned investors and curious newcomers alike.
Asus has taken the Indian gaming scene by storm with the launch of its ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X handheld devices. These powerhouse gadgets are primed for gamers on the go, featuring the cutting-edge AMD Ryzen processors and innovative cooling systems.
The ROG Xbox Ally X, priced at ₹1,14,990, boasts an impressive 80Wh battery, while the standard Ally comes in at ₹69,990 with a 60Wh battery. Expect thrilling gameplay with responsive impulse triggers and fingerprint security seamlessly integrated into the design.
Pre-orders are now open, bringing exciting perks for early birds, with availability starting from October 16. Asus aims to redefine handheld gaming, blending high performance and portability for a truly immersive experience.
Walmart and Google are shaking up the tech and retail landscape with an ambitious new partnership aimed at addressing consumer challenges. As Walmart seeks to enhance its offerings, it’s turned to Google for innovative solutions.
The duo is launching Onn-branded smart cameras that utilize AI technology to tackle common household issues like deterring intruders and keeping barking dogs in check. Priced competitively at around $23 for the indoor camera and $50 for the video doorbell, these devices sync seamlessly with the Google Home app.
This marks Walmart's entry into the booming smart-home market, projected to reach $147.5 billion by 2025.
With both giants aiming to provide affordable tech solutions, this partnership not only strengthens their foothold in the market but also sets the stage for future collaborations.