Rewirement vs. retirement

The majority of mid-career and older employees want to embrace AI, but a lack of necessary training is pushing some to call it quits

The price of work, visible for all

LLMs are becoming increasingly proficient at providing salary information, offering a new, accessible tool for compensation benchmarking and negotiation

Smarter tools, harder grind

As AI’s power grows, so does the intensity of our workday

The AI glass ceiling

Why women may avoid AI and what it means for tech diversity

Is this how the AI bubble will pop?

Despite the hype, the demand for AI in the workplace seems to be drying up fast

Who’s mimicking whom?

It’s happening: People are starting to talk like ChatGPT

Speaking things into existence

Welcome to the age of vibe working, where desks no longer define our work, and rhythm becomes the new routine

Hiring’s huge mess gets messier

Recruiters are locked in a technological arms race with desperate jobseekers — and secret instructions targeted at hiring robots are the latest trick

Is AI actually stealing jobs?

A new study says that AI isn’t taking jobs (at least not yet), but it is probably preventing job creation

Workslop in the wild

AI promised to revolutionize productivity. Instead, many of us are producing low-effort ‘workslop’ — and generating headaches for others

Not just for executives anymore

Everyday workers are hiring EAs to balance work, home and ever-crazier schedules

Shaking the Monday blues

By reshaping the rhythm of the workweek, AI is helping people take on Monday with less stress and anxiety

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