Artificial Intelligence

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A shocking number of people would opt for a robot boss over a human one CW Headley

Recently Oracle teamed up with Future Workplace to explore the potential of a technology-rich job market. In their massive new survey of workers from around the world, we learned that most people (64%) would actually prefer a robot boss to a human one. Read More

This is exactly what you need to know about AI and the future of your job Jeremy Veitch

We haven’t reached that point. Yet. But AI is already amongst us. It’s here in machines that recognize our voices and respond to our questions or demands by sifting, unsupervised, through vast reservoirs of
data. We call them names like Alexa and Siri. Read More

The Future of Work

Why the 4-day workweek works, according to the CEO who made it famous Kyle Schnitzer

With workers, especially Millennials, stressing that work is a leading cause of career burnout, a shorter week would help alleviate some of the pressures of day-to-day. It could perhaps encourage employees to use vacation time instead of burning a combined 768 million days in 2018. Read More

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What you need to know about AI when it comes to our culture and decision-making Pippa Spencer

From an ethical standpoint, AI has had a positive impact on society, and enables innovation. But this innovation necessarily involves risk. Read More

Office Life

Here are some major things you definitely can’t expense this season Sheila McClear

AI catches the too-expensive cigar celebrations and hearty lobster dinners (for people who aren’t even on your team!) much better than human eyes. Read More

The Future of Work

New survey shows American workers are actually excited about AI for this big reason Sheila McClear

A new survey shows that Americans don’t fear automation and AI tools, but are instead craving them to eliminate the tedious and time-wasting parts of their job. Read More

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How AI can help the workplace and make managers better Kyle Schnitzer

In reality, most employees welcome AI and other technological advancements in the workplace with open arms, for the future of work. Read More

The Future of Work

Could virtual reality teach us how to properly fire someone? This company thinks it can Kyle Schnitzer

While managers might think they have their firing techniques perfected, there’s always room for improvement – and it could start with virtual reality. Read More

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4 ways you can stand out in the job market that AI can’t Flex Jobs Editors

Machines aren’t programmed for emotional intelligence. Only humans can employ these attributes without relying on anyone to process it. Read More

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