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The European Commission launches a €22.5 million call to recruit top researchers from around the world for long-term postdoctoral positions in Europe.
AI data annotation and labeling jobs now appear everywhere on job platforms. While crucial for developing artificial intelligence, most annotators face low pay, irregular hours, and no job security. The industry remains hidden.
Entry-level jobs are rapidly disappearing as employers adopt AI and automation, changing how new graduates and early-career professionals enter the workforce.
Dutch entrepreneurs are deferring investment as economic uncertainty spreads across sectors. CBS data show a broad shift to flexibility and cost-cutting. There is a clear risk for innovation and long-term productivity.
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The European Commission launches a €22.5 million call to recruit top researchers from around the world for long-term postdoctoral positions in Europe.
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