Google is testing a new AI tool that can write news articles and reportedly pitching it to The New York Times and News Corp

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Around 20% of workers are losing out on sleep because of newbie managers, survey finds

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Over a third of workers have been tempted to quit because of the new manager, per a new survey.

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The AI behind ChatGPT really does seem to be getting dumber — but no one can quite figure out why

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Photo illustration showing ChatGPT and OpenAI logos.

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Meta executive Nick Clegg calls AI language models 'quite stupid' as the company announces plans to give away its AI tech

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Crypto memes could land you in prison or with an unlimited fine for breaching financial promotion rules, UK regulator warns ‘finfluencers’

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Gen Z workers at a medical company are automating tedious jobs and dramatically boosting productivity, exec says

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Gen Z is making its mark on the workplace.

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Canadians and Brits spend the most time working from home, even though Americans want to most, survey shows

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ChatGPT showed it could pass a freshman year at Harvard and achieve a 3.34 GPA, student says

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Employees earning over $150,000 are more likely to prefer WFH, McKinsey research finds

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High-earning senior employees are willing to take a pay cut to keep working from home, McKinsey research finds.
High-earning senior employees are willing to take a pay cut to keep working from home, McKinsey research finds.

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Google is asking a group of employees to work without internet to curb cyberattacks, report says

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