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Uber’s exit from Nigeria highlights platform workers’ exposure to AI risks

As AI adoption deepens, platform investment in automation exposes the precarity of digital labour as workers scramble for survival and new forms of engagement in one of Africa’s biggest markets. The post Uber’s exit from Nigeria highlights platform workers’ exposure to AI risks appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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I Automated a Friend's Job Search With Claude Code. The Hard Part Was Trust

A friend of mine, an engineer, was losing hours every day to her job search, and most of it wasn't deciding anything. It was checking: the inbox for job alerts, careers pages for anything new, her own…

  • Friend's job search automated with Claude Code
  • System designed to avoid mistakes and leaks
  • Final decision on resume remains with user

·dev.to

Anthropic Outlines Its AI-Powered Code Review Process for Claude Code

Anthropic has outlined how the Claude Code team handles code reviews as AI agents increasingly contribute to its codebase.

  • AI agents assist in Claude Code's review process alongside human oversight.
  • Multiple AI reviewers independently check for bugs before any code merge.
  • Human involvement depends on change risk level, with strict approval for sensitive areas.

·infoq.com

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