AI and work encompasses the ways artificial intelligence tools impact employment, job roles, productivity and workplaces across industries. Truncated covers workplace automation studies, labor market shifts, enterprise software adoption, and policy and legal developments regarding AI and employment.
Fast Company — Artificial intelligence agents can compose a decent draft. What they can't do is get a human source to pick up the phone—and that's the part of journalism that matters.
The Sydney Morning Herald — Canva was the start-up every Australian tech entrepreneur wanted to have founded. Its job cuts raise hard questions about what comes next.
Forbes — As a leader in a technology company or role, you may be asking yourself: If agents are writing code, we'll need a fraction of the engineers, right?
StudyFinds — Bosses trusted workers far less after learning AI helped with a task, even without seeing the work, according to new research.
The Japan Times — Employers are adding AI skill requirements to established roles such as sales representatives, software engineers or assistants.
Digiday — Agencies and marketers now frequently use AI tools to create media and creative briefs. But the practice could be a canary in the coalmine for AI overuse in advertising.
semafor.com — Republicans need a major recalibration on the issue ahead of the next presidential election, a post-midterms memo from the conservative AI policy group Alliance for a Better Future argues.
Business Insider — If you can't take the time to do your own writing, don't expect it to get read. That's the message from GoDaddy's CEO Aman Bhutani.
IT Pro — A new survey has found that AI is fundamentally changing the developer role and many are getting anxious
IT Pro — A new study warns against delegating flaw fixes to AI when human staff are still struggling to understand what's wrong
BBC News — Graduates are spending more time managing AI, but are they missing out on other work experience?
Fortune — Freshworks killed “$5 million ideas” and moved early-career work to AI, Woodside told Fortune. It was like "saying to somebody that your baby's ugly."
The Deep View — Building software looks completely different than it did a year ago, and the implications are becoming clear. In GitHub's 15th annual Octoverse report unveiled...
Tech Xplore — People worldwide are learning to use and interact with artificial intelligence in their lives and work. This emerging technology has deeply affected several domains, including mass communications.
Tech Xplore — People forming emotional bonds with AI companions fear losing a valued relationship through software updates or a company pulling the plug, according to research from the University of Surrey.
natesnewsletter.substack.com — AI is changing what you have time to learn, build, and become. How much of your life are you still planning around limits that have already moved?
CIO — ActivTrak’s latest research finds heavy AI users working longer and switching apps more often, contradicting its earlier findings of productivity gains and highlighting how difficult it is to measure AI’s real impact on work.
Northeastern Global News — AI hiring tools now screen résumés for most decision-makers, and some are hiring fewer beginners, a Northeastern survey finds.
404 Media — Also: Consider the Apple slop, Texas data center troubles, and more from 404 and around the web.
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