AI is transforming work everywhere. But who’s really winning? Politicians, tech giants, or workers? The Labour Party says it’s time to flip the script. They want AI to serve workers—not replace them. This isn’t just talk. Plans are rolling out to give workers a real say in how AI reshapes jobs and skills. A New
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In 2026, the tech industry faces a strange paradox. Thousands of workers lost their jobs even as companies report record profits. The reason? A massive shift in spending toward artificial intelligence. Big names like Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have announced layoffs affecting over 142,000 employees in just five months. Yet these same firms are
AI is everywhere. Or so it seems. Yet, behind the hype, most AI projects stumble and fall. Why? Because AI isn’t magic. It’s a tool that demands clear goals, quality data, and sharp strategy. Without these, AI investments turn into expensive experiments that fail to deliver. Here’s the truth: nearly 70% of corporate AI initiatives
Imagine an AI that writes most of its own code. Not just a helper, but the main coder. That future is here—right now. Anthropic’s Claude AI is revolutionizing software development by writing over 80% of its own production code. This is no small feat. It’s shaking up the way engineers work and what they can
Imagine telling your computer to browse the web and get things done for you. No clicking, no typing—just clear instructions. This is no longer science fiction. AI agents are making it real. One exciting tool in this space is Microsoft’s Fara. It lets you run an AI agent that controls a browser inside Google Colab.
Meta has launched two new AI-powered tools meant to change how creators and businesses work online. One tool helps content creators brainstorm ideas. The other supports businesses in handling customer messages and day-to-day tasks. The first tool, called Creator Assistant, lives inside Facebook’s dashboard. It acts like a brainstorming partner. Creators can ask it why
Meta just unveiled two AI-powered assistants that want to change how creators and businesses work on its platforms. One decodes why content hits while the other promises to run your business chats—and more. The Creator Assistant is built into Facebook’s creator dashboard. Unlike dull analytics tools that spit raw numbers, this AI explains why a
Google says 75% of its new code is AI-generated. That sounds like a breakthrough, right? But inside Google’s walls, the story looks very different. Employees are sharing memes mocking the AI tools they’re forced to use. The AI meant to help is making their jobs tougher. The Meme Revolution: When AI Meets Reality At the
Joanna Stern spent a year handing AI control over her life. She let machines handle everything from cooking to driving and even companionship. The results were a mix of convenience, glitches, and unsettling moments. Stern’s experiment wasn’t about tech toys. She wanted to see what happens when AI can do nearly all human tasks. The
Microsoft just flipped the switch on a new breed of AI assistant. Meet Scout, the first Autopilot agent built to run nonstop inside Microsoft 365. Unlike your typical chatbot that waits for a command, Scout works quietly in the background. It autonomously juggles meetings, flags urgent emails, blocks calendar time, and spots workflow risks. It
