Leaders Need To Set The Tone For AI At Work—Here’s How

In the companies making real progress with AI, leaders clearly explain what AI does. AI takes care of the routine tasks—like ...
CNET

Using AI at Work May Actually Make Your Days Longer and More Unpleasant, Study Finds

Katelyn is a reporter with CNET covering artificial intelligence, including chatbots, image and video generators. Her work explores how new AI technology is infiltrating our lives, shaping the content ...
World Bank

Making AI Work for All—You Ask, We Answer

What is small AI, and how can it help developing countries tackle real-world challenges? In this live Q&A, two World Bank Group experts explain how practical, affordable, and adaptable AI tools are ...

Physical AI: What Companies Need To Know

Strong jobs numbers not good news on Wall Street, SpaceX IPO set to blast off Friday, M&A seen as a growth strategy in ...
The Economist

How to avoid common AI pitfalls in the workplace

THE PIZZA HUT in Plano, north of Dallas, looks much like any other. Cars draw up at the drive-through window. Inside the restaurant, staff slide pizzas out of the oven into cardboard boxes. But this ...
The Washington Post

Can AI do your job? See the results from hundreds of tests.

Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. Imagine you are redesigning your living space. You could hire an interior ...
Business Wire

Creao AI Raises $10M to Build the Platform Where One Person Does the Work of a Team

CUPERTINO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Most AI startups pitch a better model. Creao AI is pitching a better loop. The startup just closed a $10 million round led by Prosperity7 Ventures — the $3 billion ...
Mashable

Using AI at work? Then you need to know these 11 AI security risks.

We examine how AI is changing the future of work — and how, in many ways, that future is already here. It's no secret that business leaders are looking for ways to make AI work for them. Already, some ...
Chronicle

AI at Work – and What It Means

Even though Anyssa Queen is the Executive Assistant to Duke’s Office of Information Technology Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Queen does not consider herself a “tech person.” But one ...