Reporting archive
Evidence on AI and work
Reporting archive

Marc Benioff’s skepticism about Microsoft’s Copilot reveals deeper concerns about AI’s role in the future of work and the rise of ‘digital labor.’

China’s ambitious investment in humanoid robots could redefine global manufacturing, challenging traditional labor markets and reshaping economic power dynamics.

The future of tech employment is shifting dramatically, with LLMs transforming roles and demanding new skills in error management and specialization.

As tech giants like IBM and CrowdStrike cut jobs, the real question emerges: who truly benefits from AI’s so-called ‘reallocation’?

Klarna’s latest strategy reveals a surprising twist: despite AI handling 90% of tasks, the company is hiring human customer service agents again.

The federal government is leading the charge in AI-driven layoffs, impacting 40,000 jobs and raising critical questions about the future of governance.

The latest BLS projections reveal a surprising paradox: while some jobs thrive in the AI era, others face significant decline, reshaping the workforce landscape.

AI is no longer just a tool; it’s reshaping corporate structures and job roles, raising questions about the future of work.

Is the recruitment process really evolving, or are we just dressing up the same old biases in new tech?

Viscount Camrose challenges the outdated CV-driven hiring process, advocating for a skills-based approach that could reshape the job market and boost national productivity.