AI & Work
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.
Gartner forecasts a net gain of 1.7 million AI-related jobs by 2030
www.aiaffairs.com — The forecast puts the public sector on the losing side of the jobs balance, while Gartner expects far more workers to see…
10 November 2026: Daily AI News Updates
aiuniversejournal.org — Daily AI News Updates for 10 November 2026: Randomized Trial Protocol: Head-to-Head Comparison of Two Ambient Artificial Intelligence Documentation Tools on…
The Expensive Minute.
jonathannen.com — 200 PRs a day was supposed to buy me leisure. Instead each minute got more expensive, and the idle ones cost the most. Keynes promised the fifteen-hour week; Linder explained why it never arrives.
Opinion | As an ageing mainland China takes to AI, Hong Kong must catch up
www.scmp.com — By transforming from manual middleman to AI ‘superconnector’ for global supply chains, Hong Kong can co-pilot the next era of world trade.
Software developers need an Agentic manifesto
www.infoworld.com — We haven’t even begun to figure out the best ways of developing software with agents, but they’re going to be very different from Waterfall and Agile.
The design workflow is broken. Here is how Vitalii Khomenko thinks it should be fixed
thenextweb.com — Product designer Vitalii Khomenko argues the bottleneck has moved from engineering to design, and AI-assisted workflows are part of the fix.
Glue work is still harmful in the age of AI
seangoedecke.com — I am not a believer in glue work. Processes that can only be sustained by the unrewarded sacrifice of engineers ought to die. Now that LLMs are writing most of…
Bots in the boardroom: Could an AI ever replace board directors?
fortune.com — Boards are using AI to summarize papers, rehearse meetings, and challenge management, often without a formal policy. As directors grow more comfortable with the technology, experts discuss what the boardroom of the future may look like.
Preserving human involvement at the start of a creative task can improve AI-assisted outcomes
techxplore.com — An experimental study of various ways of working with AI on a creative task finds that preserving human involvement in early creative decisions can help organizations balance efficiency, quality and satisfaction. AI is fast and efficient, but research suggests that using generative AI can reduce the diversity of creative outputs and sap worker morale.
A Big Talk Breaking Down Big Walk’s AI Fallout
kotaku.com — Kotaku has a big talk about our big feelings regarding the recent disclosure that AI was used in its development
The Future Of AI Is Too Important To Leave To Someone Else
www.forbes.com — The greatest risk may not be what we don't know about AI. It may be what we already know and our willingness to ignore it.
New CNCF report: 75% of cloud-native developers ship code with AI. Jonathan Bryce explains why.
thenewstack.io — Today’s developers are AI-pilled. Cloud native developers even more so. That’s the key takeaway from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s
Work at the Frontier: AI’s effect on freelance work
State of the tech job market: late 2026
Managing AI Agents Like Employees: 6 Processes To Rethink
Stanford's century-long AI study admits it's already out of date
The Register — Five-year review charts upheaval in work, science, and public life – with little consensus on who's in control
Human-Pilled
www.oreilly.com — The Bitter Lesson meets Architectures of Participation
Grand Theft Auto VI: the last pre-AI blockbuster video game of its kind
fortune.com — On November 19, millions of people, most of them men, will call in sick.
‘Without storyboards, I feel like I’m in Grand Central station in my underwear’: film’s fightback against AI
The Guardian — As Hollywood begins to adopt the technology, the professionals in most direct jeopardy are the illustrators mapping out directors’ first visions. They sketch out what could be lost
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