OpenAI dishes more details on its internal AI software tools, including a sales assistant and customer service agent

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OpenAI's Scotty Huhn discusses the startup's internal AI software tools at the DevDay conference in San Francisco
OpenAI's Scotty Huhn discusses the startup's internal AI software tools at the DevDay conference in San Francisco

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Tech jobs to pursue in a post-ChatGPT world, and which roles to avoid

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Tech workers collaborate in a computer server room.

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Why the $72 billion software company Workday is psyched about DOGE

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Workday's CEO sees an opportunity with President-elect Trump's plan to reshape the federal government.

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A Black Workday employee sued the company after it sent police to his home for a 'wellness check'

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Work apps have turned into a total nightmare

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The most hated workplace software on the planet

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"Getting someone onboarded using Workday is like trying to get water from your sink to your stove using a colander," said one director at a startup.

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The average workday shrank by nearly an hour over the last 3 years, study finds

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Workers are putting in fewer hours a week at work, though many are increasingly disengaged.

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Wall Street banks want AI to write performance reviews

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New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street.

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Managers say 4-6 pm is now a work 'dead zone.' Employees run errands and take care of kids before logging on later to finish.

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Employees following a "triple peak" workday are signing off early to run errands or do leisurely activities — perhaps a trip to the beach? — before logging on again at night to wrap up their work.

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A youth mental-health crisis is crushing working parents — and employers need to pay attention

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"The world feels a lot scarier than it used to, and kids are experiencing a lot of anxiety and stress," said Stew Friedman, a professor emeritus at The Wharton School.

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This story orginally published on April 13, 2022 and was updated on January 30, 2023.

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