Gallup: US employee engagement falls to 29%
Gallup's Q3 survey puts US employee engagement at 29%, the lowest since 2011, with remote and hybrid staff at AI-adopting firms seeing the steepest drops.
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Gallup's Q3 survey puts US employee engagement at 29%, the lowest since 2011, with remote and hybrid staff at AI-adopting firms seeing the steepest drops.
ChatGPT gutted Nairobi's decade-old essay-writing trade for foreign students, and Kenya's other outsourced digital jobs are shrinking too.
Anthropic's new research introduces "observed exposure," a measure that distinguishes what AI can theoretically do from what it is actually doing in the workplace. The study finds that while 94% of programming tasks are technically feasible for AI, only 33% are currently being performed by it, and that high-exposure jobs tend to employ more educated, higher-paid workers and more women.