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    Artificial intelligence has become a game-changer for businesses worldwide. Companies are moving beyond simple automation to orchestrate complex workflows that combine AI agents, automation tools, and human workers. This evolution is changing how organizations operate and what employees can expect from their jobs. We sat down with Michael Atalla, CMO of UiPath, to get insights

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    In 2025, the story of our screen habits continues to evolve. Screens are woven into daily life for work, socializing, and entertainment. While total hours spent on screens hasn’t changed dramatically, the way we use them is shifting. Some people are spending more time on mobile devices, while others are choosing to unplug completely. Overall,

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    MuleRun has introduced a new kind of personal AI designed to work alongside humans. It’s called a self-evolving AI, and it aims to become a proactive digital coworker. The platform was officially announced at a launch event in San Francisco, highlighting its easy-to-use approach for anyone to deploy AI assistants. Human-AI Collaboration Gets a New

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    The way we handle tasks at work is changing fast. No longer just simple lists or checklists, modern task management tools are becoming active partners in workflows. In 2026, a major shift is happening with the rise of agentic AI—software that can reason, plan, and act on its own. This evolution aims to free people

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    AI assistants and more advanced agent-based tools are becoming more visible in workplaces. However, most organizations remain cautious about deploying these technologies on a large scale. Experts believe that as the technology matures, wider adoption could happen, but only if companies tackle ongoing issues around security, governance, and trust. The Current State of AI Usage

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    The Indian IT sector is shifting away from large-scale hiring. Despite a surge in client demand for AI, companies are focusing on automating routine tasks and reducing their workforce. This new approach reflects a move towards higher productivity with fewer employees. Minimal Hiring Despite Growing AI Interest Top Indian IT firms added just 17 net

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    Economists are used to relying on models to predict how economies will grow and change. But artificial intelligence introduces a level of unpredictability that shakes up these traditional methods. While some facts are clear—AI is likely to boost productivity and economic activity—many uncertainties remain. Experts are unsure how AI will impact jobs, investments, and long-term

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    The past year has been tough for many developers and engineers working in DevOps. As more companies turn to AI and automation, their roles are growing more complex. DevOps teams now handle tasks like writing requirements, maintaining documentation, and coding, all while managing increased responsibilities. AI is transforming expectations and capabilities, pushing engineers to keep

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    Synopsys is planning to cut around 10% of its global staff after acquiring engineering simulation company Ansys for $35 billion. This move could impact as many as 2,800 employees. The company, based in Sunnyvale, California, announced this plan in a filing with the SEC on November 12. The goal is to free up resources to

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    The way companies buy and use software is about to change dramatically. Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are set to become key players in how businesses operate and manage software tools. Experts say this new era will bring big opportunities but also require companies to rethink their traditional approaches to software management and purchasing. The Shift

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