Love them or loathe them, the industry could be facing a tech reckoning
But it’s not about employees – it’s about Waymo
The Microsoft co-founder’s 6,000-word essay proposes taxing AI systems and protecting certain roles from automation
Is 'time travel' being used to try to fool you?
Is Hollywood's latest fad a reflection of a new workplace dynamic?
New economic research on "nudges" versus stronger interventions gives EAP and wellbeing budget owners in Australia a sharper way to think about alcohol-related absenteeism
Sam Altman said customer support would be "totally gone." So why is the Philippines' outsourcing sector still growing?
Remote work research draws a hard line between two days out of office and five, and it matters
It's not in the job description, but your evaluation process may be paying for it anyway
Two research teams - one from Oxford, one from Columbia Business School - have independently documented the same finding: Uber's algorithm is not pricing trips. It is pricing workers
