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The U.S. subsidiary of a Korean magnet manufacturer will invest $223 million into building its first U.S. facility in Columbus, according to Gov. Brian Kemp’s office. JS Link America pledged to create more than 520 jobs by 2027. The facility will be used to build rare earth magnets, a type of permanent magnet, which are a critical component for automobiles, wind turbines, elevators and data centers.

Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the overall job landscape, transforming how we work and which careers will thrive or disappear. While AI can be a powerful tool in many industries, it’s also replacing entire roles. Want to prepare? Watch this video.