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I Asked AI Experts Which Jobs Gen Z Should Train For — The Answers Surprised Me - AOL (opens the original)
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I asked AI experts which jobs Gen Z should train for, and their answers went beyond the usual “learn to code” advice. They pointed to careers where AI handles fast, repetitive tasks while a person still exercises judgment and makes the final call. Here are the roles Gen Z should look at to launch a career in AI. Read Next: It's Not You — 4 Roles Proving Jobs Pay Less Than They Used To Earn Easily: 5 Low-Effort Ways To Make Passive Income (You Can Start This Week) AI governance analysts can work
Romance Scammers Stole $1.49 Billion; The Hardest Part May Be Convincing the Victim - AOL (opens the original)
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An older woman believed she was dating Elon Musk after an online impersonator sent affectionate messages and audio that sounded like the billionaire, her daughter told WSOC-TV in February 2025. According to her daughter, the woman made large wire transfers, including at least one exceeding $100,000. Those were followed by daily $3,000 ATM withdrawals, with much of the cash used to buy gift cards. In less than a year, more than $600,000 in savings was gone. Read:A cautionary tale about a Facebook
I Asked a Career Coach: Will My Job Exist in 5 Years? - AOL (opens the original)
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Your occupation will likely still exist five years from now. The harder question is whether companies will need as many people to do the work and what that work will include. The World Economic Forum projects that job creation and displacement will affect 22% of today’s formal jobs globally by 2030. It also expects nearly 40% of skills used at work to change. Start Your Adventure: One Overlooked Skill Could Generate $1K in Monthly Side Income Grow Rich: 11 Subtly Genius Things All Wealthy People
6 Skills That Could Boost Your Income Faster Than Switching Jobs - AOL (opens the original)
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Job hunting is exhausting, and there's no guarantee the next gig pays better. The smarter move? Spend that energy building skills your current employer (or future clients) desperately need. Three to twelve months is plenty of time to master something that moves the needle on your paycheck. The trick is choosing wisely. Not every skill will boost your income, but the ones that address real business headaches — whether that's revenue generation, operational efficiency or solving expensive problems
Side Hustle ROI Ranked: 6 Gigs That Pay $300 to $1,000 a Month the Fastest - AOL (opens the original)
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Some side hustles can put money in your pocket this week while others make you spend weeks building a profile or chasing clients before you see your first dollar. These six side gigs are ranked by how quickly a beginner could realistically reach $300 to $1,000 a month, taking startup costs, unpaid legwork and working hours into account. Earnings vary by market, and the figures below are before taxes. Don't Wait: These 4 Side Gigs Could Quietly Generate $50K or More Get Started: 10 Unusual Ways T
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