Hannah Fry's experiment with an autonomous agent called Cass reads like a case file on bad incentives, borrowed identities and a new kind of insider risk
Output per worker is climbing fast in a few AI-heavy U.S. industries while their payrolls shrink. Goldman Sachs research suggests the wider shakeout tends to wait for a recession
A profitable 95-year-old law firm came apart in weeks once its top partners began to leave. Most businesses are less exposed than that. Many are more exposed than they realize
A one-time offer for some staff follows the Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, with job cuts still to come
Eligible staff in four countries have until December to decide, as the company weighs AI spending against cost control
Washington is expected to ease duties on paper, plastics and farm machinery while Canada's labour market weakens
Roughly 60% of the roles affected are in support functions, including developers, the bank said in its quarterly results
Researchers found thousands of shared AI chats sitting in public internet records, among them employee absence data and a job candidate's confidential search prep
Is it a welfare state gone mad? As a London jury hears the case, the more useful lesson for HR may be how the alleged scheme came to light
Singapore's president says AI is already cutting demand for graduates' first jobs, as the IMF warns 40% of jobs will be affected
