According to new research from Google, 90% of software developers are using AI at work — with 65% "heavily reliant" on it. A staggering 90% of software developers now use AI to carry out their ...

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More employees are turning to ChatGPT at work, but using it the wrong way could put your job on the line. Using ChatGPT at work can make you faster, smarter and more productive—but it can also cost ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Human resources departments have embraced AI, with 82% of HR professionals using the technology at work, but only 30% have received comprehensive, job-specific AI training, ...

Here's a scary thought: Your job security could be in the hands of AI. That's according to a new study from career site Resumebuilder.com, finding that more managers are relying on tools like ChatGPT ...

AI has become an integral part of many people's working lives. It presents unique opportunities and risks for each role, though. It can still be helpful to know how others are using the tech. Like the ...

Worker reliance on AI is getting bad, with a recent study showing that nearly a third of employees would use the breakthrough technology at work, even if expressly told not to by their boss. While ...

Although many millennials and Generation Z workers use artificial intelligence tools at work, about half are hesitant to admit how much of their work is created by AI, according to an Aug. 5 report ...

The adoption of AI tools in the workplace is making employees more productive, but new research from freelance work marketplace Upwork suggests it might also be hurting their mental health. Following ...

Workers are using A.I. more often across industries, even as anxiety about automation remains high. Getty Images for Unsplash+ The integration of A.I. into the workforce has fueled widespread fears of ...

As use has exploded, so has the technology’s capabilities, doing everything from answering a question or writing an email to building a slide deck or reading a résumé. More than a third of respondents ...