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Marco Rubio warns Americans to prepare now for a future where artificial intelligence rapidly replaces millions of jobs, forcing workers to learn new skills or risk being left behind. Rubio says the AI revolution won't just threaten blue-collar work, warning that millions of white-collar professionals could soon find themselves... show more

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