Future of Work
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AI Ethics & Policy
Super Intelligence Enters Official Language Before Reality Arrives
A new phrase is moving into official language before the technology it describes exists. The White House recently directed federal…
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AI Ethics & Policy
When AI Hiring Systems Turn Human Bias Into Mass Decisions
AI can screen millions of applications, sort candidates, and shape opportunities at a speed no human recruiter can match. But…
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Data & Digital Privacy
AI Workplace Surveillance Outruns Privacy Protections
The workplace is becoming a data collection site. Employers are using CCTV, instant-message tracking, card-swipe records and keystroke monitoring to…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic Puts 5% of Its Future Value Into Public Benefit
Anthropic is putting equity behind its AI promises. The company announced plans to allocate 5% of its shares to a…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic’s New Share Fund Could Reshape AI’s Public Benefit
Anthropic is setting aside part of its future value for public benefit, creating a fund designed to support communities affected…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Why Small AI Could Bring Big Gains to Developing Countries
Artificial intelligence took center stage at the IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok, where financial leaders focused on a basic question:…
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Software Development
AI Coding Surge Redefines What Software Engineers Do Next
AI has lowered the barrier to building software, but it has not removed the need for engineers. The code itself…
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Future of Work
When AI Interviews AI, Job Hunting Gets Uncomfortably Strange
Job interviews are supposed to help companies understand the people behind an application. But when both sides rely on artificial…
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AI in Business & Enterprise
Law Firms Turn AI Into a New Legal Operating Model
Legal AI has moved past the pilot stage. On October 16, 2026, Harvey announced that Hogan Lovells Cadwalader had adopted…
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Future of Work
Replit’s Self-Driving Company Puts Human Judgment in Control
Replit’s CEO sees work moving toward self-driving companies. At TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco on Thursday, Replit CEO and co-founder…
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