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35 articles
2026-03-09
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A study of 1,488 US workers finds AI use can reduce burnout but also cause “AI brain fry”, a mental fatigue from using AI tools beyond one's cognitive capacity

On New Year's Day, programmer Steve Yegge launched Gas Town, an open-source platform that lets users orchestrate swarms …

2026-03-08
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A study of ~1,500 US workers finds AI use can reduce burnout but also cause “AI brain fry”, a mental fatigue from using AI tools beyond one's cognitive capacity

On New Year's Day, programmer Steve Yegge launched Gas Town, an open-source platform that lets users orchestrate swarms …

2026-02-10
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An eight-month 2025 study at a US tech company: AI tools didn't reduce work but intensified it; employees worked faster, longer, and did a bigger scope of tasks

Right now, many companies are worried about how to get more employees to use AI.  After all, the promise of AI reducing the burden of some work …

2026-02-09
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An eight-month study at a US tech company finds AI tools didn't reduce work but intensified it, as employees worked faster and took on a broader range of tasks

Right now, many companies are worried about how to get more employees to use AI.  After all, the promise of AI reducing the burden of some work …

2025-09-23
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Research: low productivity gains from AI may stem from employees using AI to produce “workslop”, or low-effort, passable work that creates more work for others

A confusing contradiction is unfolding in companies embracing generative AI tools: while workers are largely following mandates …

2024-11-21
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Q&A with Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora about the role of the tech industry in Trump's administration, AI, the future of cybersecurity, and more

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2024-04-10
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Ad buyers on Meta's platforms complain of performance issues on its systems in recent months, and say campaign costs are up significantly while returns are down

Marketers on Facebook and Instagram notice glitches, higher prices and poorer returns on the once-reliable network

2024-01-16
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A PwC survey of 4,702 CEOs: 25% expect generative AI to lead to 5%+ cuts in 2024, ~46% expect using generative AI to boost profitability in 12 months, and more

Impact of cutting-edge AI tools on work and society set to dominate discussions at World Economic Forum in Davos

2023-03-19
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Around 20 investors and founders detail how some solo investors and small VC firms helped startups during the SVB crisis while many big VC firms disappointed

its failure will have a large impact Alexa Mikhail / Fortune : ‘You can lose everything’: How founders' mental health also collapsed with SVB's downfall Paul Gompers / HBR.org : Silicon Valley Bank's ...

2023-03-18
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Around 20 investors and founders detail how some solo investors and small VC firms helped startups during the SVB crisis while many big VC firms disappointed

its failure will have a large impact Tia Bot / Tech in Asia : These are the most active investors in Singapore's startups Alexa Mikhail / Fortune : ‘You can lose everything’: How founders' mental heal...

2023-02-20
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A look at You.com, Andi, and Perplexity, three startups that started offering chatbot-enhanced search tools before the new Bing and Google's Bard came along

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A Wharton School professor whose classes required using ChatGPT to write essays says students fact-checked and quickly understood AI's accuracy and bias issues

(Spoiler alert: it has been very successful, but there are some lessons to be learned)  —  I fully embraced AI for my classes … Tweets: @doakshannon , @emollick , @emollick , @tunguz , @drphiltill , a...

2022-10-24
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Whereas Creator Economy companies have mostly built infrastructure for the top 1% of creators, new AI tools will fuel businesses that democratize creativity

I think the ‘creativity’ market has a lot of different uses and we're just scratching the surface https://twitter.com/...

2022-05-12
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Q&A with crypto skeptic Molly White, who runs Web3 Is Going Just Great, on Web3's evolving problems and cultural draw, blockchain privacy issues, and more

Welcome to Web3  —  What Is Web3?  —  Why Blockchain's Ethical Stakes Are So High Web3 Will Run on Cryptocurrency What a DAO Can — and Can't — Do Tweets: @molly0xfff , @theburningmonk , @morganricks1 ...

2021-11-11
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Universal Music Group says it is creating a “band” called Kingship out of four Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs and plans to feature them in video games, VR, and more

Kingship, consisting of four virtual apes, reimagines the idea of a band — and a brand

2021-05-07
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A look at misconceptions about bitcoin's energy footprint, including how energy consumption does not equal carbon emissions, its use of unused resources, more

Summary.  —  Today, Bitcoin consumes as much energy as a small country.  This certainly sounds alarming — but the reality is a little more complicated.

2021-02-05
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Facebook's claims about the size of losses small businesses will suffer due to iOS 14 privacy changes don't hold up under scrutiny and are likely exaggerated

by - Bart de Langhe and - Stefano Puntoni  —  Summary.  —  Apple will soon require consumers to opt in if they want to allow businesses …

2021-01-18
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The dominant business model of social media platforms, which emphasizes scale over everything else, makes them particularly vulnerable to disinformation

Joan Donovan / HBR.org :

2020-09-18
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A look at Amazon's Hands off the Wheel program, which for the past decade has allowed the company to automate certain tasks and assign new work to employees

Alex Kantrowitz / HBR.org : Tweets: @kantrowitz Tweets: Alex Kantrowitz / @kantrowitz : A look into white-collar automation at Amazon, based on my reporting in Always Day One: https://twitter.com/...

2020-07-01
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California will enforce its digital privacy law, which went into effect on January 1, starting today, despite industry calls for delay because of the pandemic

Rachel Lerman / Washington Post :