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Economy grows strongly while hiring lags, signaling an unusual decoupling.
El-Erian ties the gap to AI adoption and front-running in workplaces.
Policy and uncertainty may restrain hiring longer than expected.
Past patterns of divergence appear in 90s and post-crisis periods, but timing differs.
Forecasts warn of a potential 'jobless growth' phase as AI disrupts work.
Global hiring impact projected by major banks and AI advocates.
GDP growth remains robust despite weaker job gains.
Technological adoption and policy choices could shape the labor outlook.
Experts see possible weaker labormarket in 2026 amid AI disruption.
AI and robotics adoption could redefine hiring needs long-term.

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Farage refused to answer a Financial Times question on Reform UK's education policy, drawing Trump-like criticism.
The incident sparked online debate about media questions and how a potential Reform UK government might handle scrutiny.
Commentators noted the absence of a Health Secretary in Farage's Shadow Cabinet amid questions about NHS policy.
Social media reactions from journalists and commentators criticized the confrontational tone of Farage's response.
The Poke compiled multiple responses from journalists describing the moment as a Trump-like act.
Farage's team maintained the focus on the policy question despite the hostile reception from some reporters.
The exchange occurred as Farage unveiled his 'shadow cabinet,' highlighting the political theater around Reform UK's leadership.
Online commentators referenced Brexit-era politics to compare Farage's tactics with Trump.
The article notes potential implications for Reform UK if questioned about education and NHS plans in government.

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Perplexity stops AI advertising due to concerns it could erode user trust, distancing itself from sponsored answers.
The company says it has no plans to revisit AI advertising, aligning with a trust-first stance.
OpenAI recently moved to show ads to free-tier users, highlighting a contrast with Perplexity’s approach.
Anthropic argues ads in Claude would clash with its mission of work-focused help and deep thinking.
Industry-wide trend shows AI advertising as a potential revenue path amid rising model costs, with unclear profitability.
Perplexity’s stance signals emphasis on trust over quick monetization in AI tools.
MacRumors notes Perplexity’s ad retreat came after earlier experiments with sponsored answers.
Google’s AI advertising presence contrasts with the ongoing debate over ads in AI chat interfaces.
The article highlights rising costs of training large language models as a profitability challenge.
The piece notes industry perspectives from rivals and the debate over monetization strategies.

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