here's how you can automate job searching with Claude - Upload your resume. - Ask it to find jobs you qualify for. Sample Prompt: [upload resume] based on my attached resume, find the best jobs for me in [place] - Claude will search for roles, match your profile, and apply for you, all on autopilot. - Use this to turn job hunting into an automated system.

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1. Japan Airlines is putting humanoid robots to work at Haneda Airport: With tourism at record highs and its workforce shrinking fast, Japan Airlines is turning to humanoid robots to keep one of its busiest airports running. A two year trial launching this month will test robots on baggage handling and cabin cleaning. With Japan's working-age population on track to decline by nearly a third by 2060, analysts expect the government to push humanoids as an alternative. 2. SoftBank is building a robotics company to automate data center construction: As demand for AI infrastructure explodes, SoftBank is launching Roze AI, a robotics venture that deploys autonomous robots to build server farms more efficiently. The Japanese conglomerate is already plotting an IPO at a target valuation of $100B, a figure even some SoftBank insiders are iffy about. It's a bold bet, but not an isolated one: Jeff Bezos is pursuing a similar vision through his industrial AI startup, Project Prometheus. 3. The US is trying to cut China out of robotics, but it’s easier said than done: A new bipartisan bill aims to ban US government use of Chinese ground robots, part of a sweeping push to cut sensitive tech ties with Beijing. But there’s a problem: US firms still rely heavily on Chinese-made components, meaning a ban that moves further down the supply chain could hurt the very firms it's meant to help. Analysts warn the US still lacks a coherent strategy for navigating the broader tech competition with China. Glad i get to be around to watch.

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