Aged Intelligence Society Makes AI Learning a Shared Exercise
A new interview explores practical learning among women over 40; older research supplies context, not proof of the community's impact.
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A New Manager Survey Separates AI Confidence From Readiness
New survey findings and dated evaluation research address distinct questions about reported workload, performance evidence and fairness.
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Anthropic’s Hiring Shift Tests How AI Workplace Change Is Measured
A new internal report puts junior hiring and coordination in focus, while earlier research clarifies the limits of productivity measures.
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Harvard’s AI Gender Study Separates Confidence From Knowledge
A new Shorenstein Center study distinguishes uncertainty from AI knowledge and connects participation with workplace support and public visibility.
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Treating AI Like a Person Raises Questions That Fluent Conversation Cannot Answer
A new book, primary interviews and conversation research distinguish human-like interaction from evidence that a chatbot understands or cares.
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Publishing’s AI Dispute Needs More Than a Yes-or-No Answer
An editorial assessment of the publishing AI dispute separates software trials, changes to jobs and responsibility for the final text.
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AT&T’s AI Overhaul Puts Jobs, Copper and Energy Use in Play
AT&T is combining automation, software-defined networks and a retreat from copper as it reshapes its workforce and infrastructure.
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AI Coworker Clones Expose the Limits of Digital Employees
A workplace experiment with Gemini-based editor clones found occasional useful advice alongside hallucinations, repetition, privacy limits and uncomfortable imitation.
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AI Is Trapping Employers and Job Seekers in the Same Loop
Applicants optimize for uncertain automated filters while employers use AI to manage increasingly uniform submissions, deepening mistrust on both sides.
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AI Romance Is Forcing Couples to Define a New Boundary
A survey of US adults finds that most respondents would place some limit on a partner's romantic AI use, even when they disagree about calling it cheating.
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