Reporting archive
Evidence on AI and work
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California’s AI Crackdown: When Algorithms Become Legal Defendants
California’s groundbreaking AI employment rules hold vendors legally liable, reshaping the power dynamics of automated hiring.
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When AI Outsmarts the Workforce: July’s Job Cuts Tell a New Tale
July’s job losses reveal generative AI isn’t just automating tasks—it’s rewriting the rules of human creativity and employment at an unprecedented pace.
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When AI Cracks the $100K Ceiling, Who Builds the New Ladder?
AI isn’t just toppling six-figure jobs—it’s reshaping the economic ladder to build a broader, more inclusive middle class.
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When AI Becomes the Convenient Scapegoat: Unpacking the Real Story Behind Tech Layoffs
Tech layoffs aren’t just about AI replacing jobs—they’re a strategic chess move influenced by economics and investor pressures.
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Benioff’s AI Collaboration: A Smaller Table, Not More Seats
Marc Benioff’s vision of AI-human collaboration masks a quiet hiring freeze that reshapes the workforce more than it replaces it outright.
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Charlotte’s AI Boom: When Innovation Feeds Inequality
Charlotte’s rise as an AI innovation hub reveals a paradox: cutting-edge progress shadowed by deepening white-collar job displacement and widening inequality.
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Charlotte’s AI Rise: Star Hub or Fault Line for White-Collar Futures?
Charlotte’s emergence as an AI ‘Star Hub’ spotlights both economic promise and the looming threat of white-collar job disruption in the AI era.
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When AI Efficiency Cuts Deep: Microsoft’s CEO Calls Out the ‘Messy’ Jobquake
Microsoft’s CEO openly links 15,000 layoffs to AI-driven shifts, revealing a turbulent, nonlinear transformation in the future of work.
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IBM’s CEO Throws Cold Water on AI Jobpocalypse Hysteria
IBM’s CEO challenges the doom-and-gloom AI job loss narrative, suggesting a future of job transformation and augmentation rather than mass displacement.
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ServiceNow’s $100M AI Bet: Growth Without Hiring, Jobs That Never Were
ServiceNow reveals how AI is quietly slashing future hiring plans, saving $100 million by growing without adding jobs.