McKinsey's new AI leadership playbook: flatten teams and move faster

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Company org charts are flattening as a result of AI.

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Student Parker Jones calls out college professors for being slow on AI

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Parker Jones (left), on the Cal Poly campus

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College students say they are changing their majors because of AI

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One in every six students said they've changed majors as a result of AI, according to a survey from Gallup and Lumina Foundation.

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KPMG sees '10x consultant' potential as its tax pros start building their own tools

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A pilot at KPMG had tax pros working with technical staff to vibe code software.

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The career ladder is fading as AI reshapes work, LinkedIn exec says

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LinkedIn's chief economic opportunity officer, Aneesh Raman, says AI is killing the career ladder and replacing it with a climbing wall.

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Asana's stock is down 50%. Its CEO told BI what's next.

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Asana CEO Dan Rogers
Asana CEO Dan Rogers

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A startup founder explains why she built 9 AI employees: 'I am a breathless OpenClaw bro'

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A startup founder used nine AI agents built on OpenClaw to handle sales, admin, and family logistics— cutting hours of paid work.

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The right way to ask questions about AI in your next job interview

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How you talk about AI in an interview is important.

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The sneaky truth about the wave of AI layoffs

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Tech bosses say AI will make us work less. So far, that's mostly meant fewer of us will be working for them full-time.

A top researcher says a new divide is emerging in AI use — and most people are on the losing side

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Vivienne Ming warned that the "overwhelming" trend is "substitution," as most people let AI do their thinking for them.

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