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What's New Today: KPMG Announces 6% Job Cuts in Deal Advisory Sector
Fast-Track Insights: Crypto Accounts Frozen by Israel to Stop Hamas Funding
The potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the workforce has been discussed, and tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI have emphasized the benefits of AI for modern jobs. In a similar vein, a study discovered that OpenAI's AI chatbot ChatGPT may perform recognized treatment criteria for clinical depression more effectively than a doctor. In a study that was published in the journal Family Medicine and Community Health, it was discovered that ChatGPT could give quick, unbiased, data-derived insights that can enhance conventional diagnostic procedures as well as secrecy and anonymity.
According to a source cited by Reuters, the accounting company KPMG intends to eliminate roughly 100 positions in the UK market for its deal consulting services. Around 6% of the 1,700-person KPMG deal advising team in the UK are reportedly affected by the layoffs, according to the article. Lower client demand is said to be the reason behind the decision. Job layoffs at the deal advising unit were initially reported by The Financial Times. The publication had previously reported in September that KPMG intended to fire 125, or 2.3%, of its UK consultants.
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After Hamas attacked the country, Israeli law enforcement agencies stepped up ongoing attempts to break linkages between cryptocurrency markets and the terrorist organization by ordering the closure of dozens of cryptocurrency accounts and seizing cryptocurrency coins valued at millions of dollars. The Financial Times was informed by sources with direct knowledge of Israel's enforcement efforts that more than 100 accounts on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, had been closed since the attack by Hamas started on October 7.
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