Reporting archive
Evidence on AI and work
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UK Politician Claims Recruiting Tech is Stuck in the Medieval Ages—Time for a Renaissance!
Viscount Camrose argues that today’s recruiting tech is just a modern twist on medieval practices, calling for a complete overhaul to improve the job market.
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AI Hiring Tools: The High-Tech Race That’s Just a Game of Catch-Up
The AI arms race in hiring is creating a chaotic landscape where efficiency is lost in a sea of identical applications.
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17% of Hiring Managers Have Encountered Deepfakes—Welcome to the Job Market’s New Reality!
As AI tools evolve, job seekers are using deepfakes to navigate the hiring landscape, raising questions about authenticity and meritocracy.
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Meta’s $72 Billion AI Bet: Is Your Job Next?
As AI moves from potential to profit, companies are making staggering investments that could reshape the workforce landscape.
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When Asking Dumb Questions is the Smartest Move in the AI Job Market
As AI reshapes the job landscape, questioning our assumptions about work and productivity is more crucial than ever.
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AI Drives 33% Revenue Growth at Microsoft—Is Your Job Next?
Discover how AI is not just automating tasks but driving significant revenue growth, reshaping the corporate landscape.
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5.8% Unemployment: The New Normal for Young Grads in an AI-Driven Job Market
As generative AI reshapes the job landscape, young graduates face a staggering 5.8% unemployment rate, challenging the value of their degrees.
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Rogo’s $350 Million Bet: Is the Junior Analyst Role on the Chopping Block?
As AI-driven tools like Rogo reshape investment banking, the future of junior analysts hangs in the balance—are they becoming obsolete or evolving?
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5.8%: The Highest Unemployment Rate for Recent Grads in 40 Years—Is the Degree Losing Its Luster?
With the unemployment rate for recent college graduates hitting 5.8%, it’s time to question whether a degree still holds its value in an AI-driven job market.
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5.8%: The Unemployment Rate That Echoes the Great Recession—But AI Is the Silent Partner
As the unemployment rate for recent graduates hits 5.8%, AI’s quiet influence reshapes the job landscape, leaving many to question the value of their degrees.