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He believes a restrictive immigration policy, the spread of artificial intelligence, and the retirement of baby boomers have altered workforce dynamics in ways that make old benchmarks unreliable.

Hundreds of lawsuits linking acetaminophen to autism or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder have been filed, though a federal judge in 2023 ruled that the scientific evidence behind the claims was unreliable.

In a separate action Thursday, China’s Commerce Ministry added 14 organizations to its “unreliable entity list,” which bans them from engaging in trade and investment in China.

It’s tempting to dismiss job-market reports as unreliable, but a better approach is to look at them differently.

The psychologist had spent nine hours interviewing Norris and told the hearing he was an "unreliable narrator of his own life".