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A Harvard study reveals that artificial intelligence does not decrease work but rather intensifies it.

The Ministry of Production and ProInnóvate finance Peruvian startups with S/19.2 million.

Current trends are transforming workspaces across the region.

A new Harvard study challenges the belief that AI boosts labor productivity.

A former IBM executive is starting a startup in Peru to reinvent herself professionally after turning 50.

Javier Sáez points out that experienced professionals will need to adapt to artificial intelligence more than young people.

The scarcity of funds in international cooperation impacts young people in Latin America.

Lacunza highlights the importance of economic growth for job creation.

Generation Z is facing overqualification and unemployment in Latin America.

Employment in Peru increased by 1.5% in 2025, with key sectors leading this growth.

Artificial intelligence is redefining employment in the tech sector in Latin America.

Tech companies are seeking employees willing to work 72 hours a week, raising new challenges in the job market.