AI Agents Secretly Rely on Human Workers to Fill the Gaps
Startups such as Dazzle and Duckbill use human workers when AI automation fails on critical tasks.
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Startups such as Dazzle and Duckbill use human workers when AI automation fails on critical tasks.
Read the original →Global Capability Centers (GCCs) are moving beyond their traditional roles as cost-efficient delivery hubs. They are becoming strategic centers for technology and product development.
Read the original →The "SME Talent Development Premium Training" program offers practical AI training for employees of small and medium-sized enterprises. It is receiving a strong response in workplaces across industries.
Read the original →ADP reported a strong start to fiscal 2027. First-quarter revenue increased 6% and adjusted earnings per share rose 13%.
Read the original →As AI agents take on more marketing work, businesses will need to rethink how teams are structured and how employees are evaluated. They will also need to decide where human judgment is most valuable.
Read the original →A divide is emerging among African enterprises between those realising measurable returns from AI and those stuck in experimentation. Google Cloud's The ROI of AI Report says 88% of early adopters are already seeing positive return on investment from agentic AI use cases.
Read the original →Concerns have been raised about AI being used to automate decisions within the public service. Memories of the robodebt scandal also linger.
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