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AI can replace nearly 12% of workers, study finds; Affordability concerns keep young adults at parents’ homes; Spending on equipment could slow

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Data center developments that support artificial intelligence may need to be matched by enhanced worker preparation geared to AI. (Washington Post via Getty Images)

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AI can replace nearly 12% of workers, study finds

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AI can replace nearly 12% of workers, study finds; Affordability concerns keep young adults at parents’ homes; Spending on equipment could slow

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