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China’s Plan to Save Jobs From A.I.

China’s Plan to Save Jobs From A.I.
NYT World Tuesday 30 June 2026, 20:58 UTC By Katrin Bennhold 1 min read
Key Points

As it embeds the technology in every industry, China is thinking about how to keep humans employed.

As it embeds the technology in every industry, China is thinking about how to keep humans employed.
China (LOCATION)
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