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Cómo la tecnología transforma el empleo.

An older man engages in a strategic chess game with a robotic arm, illustrating the blend of tradition and technology.
Futuro del trabajoJuly 14, 2026 · 5 min

AI Accelerates Early Retirement for Workers Over 55

Artificial intelligence isn't just threatening the jobs of young graduates. Research from Boston College shows that workers over 55 in AI-exposed occupations are leaving the labor market faster than before. This phenomenon could redefine retirement planning and senior talent management.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 11, 2026 · 4 min

European Parliament Allows Message Scanning Until 2028

The European Parliament has extended until April 2028 the exception allowing Meta, Google, and Microsoft to scan private messages for child sexual abuse material. The measure remains in force because the absolute majority needed to block it was not reached, even though more MEPs voted against than in favor.

Futuristic autonomous delivery robot navigating a city sidewalk on a sunny day.
Futuro del trabajoJuly 10, 2026 · 5 min

Claude Cowork expands to web and mobile: most uses are not coding

Anthropic has launched Claude Cowork on web and mobile, transforming its autonomous agent into a cross-platform tool. Usage data shows that coding accounts for less than 9% of sessions, while business processes and content creation dominate with nearly 50%.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 9, 2026 · 5 min

The Twilight of Mechanical Turk: AI Devours the Last Great Human Army

Amazon Mechanical Turk, the pioneer of 'artificial artificial intelligence,' comes to an end. The platform that fed AI with human labor for two decades is now replaced by generative AI itself. What does this mean for the future of digital work and algorithmic ethics?

Detailed view of an orange car battery inside a vehicle's engine bay, highlighting its features.
Futuro del trabajoJuly 8, 2026 · 3 min

Electric vehicle batteries demonstrate high durability

An analysis of Recurrent data shows that electric vehicle batteries manufactured since 2022 have a replacement rate of only 0.3%, far below the 8% of older models. Consumer perception has not yet caught up, despite significant technological advances.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 6, 2026 · 4 min

AI Doesn't Destroy Jobs: Companies That Invest Most Hire More

A new report from Ramp and Revelio Labs analyzes 21,500 companies and concludes that those investing heavily in AI increase their workforce by 10%, with particular growth in entry-level positions. The effect is not immediate but challenges the narrative that AI destroys jobs.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 6, 2026 · 4 min

Ozempic: The Drug Threatening the Alcohol Industry

A clinical trial published in The Lancet confirms that semaglutide (Ozempic) reduces heavy drinking days by 41.1%. This effect, combined with the drug's popularity for weight loss, poses a new threat to the alcohol industry, which already faces a trend of abstinence among young people.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 6, 2026 · 4 min

GoDaddy challenges Indian court order against fake sites

GoDaddy has filed a challenge against a Delhi High Court order requiring it to reveal domain holder identities to combat fake sites. The company argues the measure violates user privacy and security, and could set a dangerous global precedent.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 5, 2026 · 4 min

Amazon Mechanical Turk closes to new clients: the end of an era

Amazon has announced it will stop accepting new clients on Mechanical Turk, the platform that popularized microtasking. This decision, reported by TechCrunch, closes a 20-year chapter and raises questions about the future of crowdsourcing.

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Futuro del trabajoJuly 5, 2026 · 6 min

PlayStation to Eliminate Physical Discs in 2028: Goodbye to Game Ownership

Sony has announced that starting January 2028 it will stop manufacturing physical discs for PlayStation, pushing players toward a fully digital ecosystem. This means games will no longer be owned, but rather a revocable usage license will be obtained. We analyze the implications for consumers, the industry, and the concept of digital ownership.