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A new global study of more than 6,000 knowledge workers found that frequent AI use is linked to better teamwork and connection. The study also reports that 85% of employees are affected by a related finding, which the description cuts off.
Read the original →A new EU employment report examines how AI affects productivity, working conditions and opportunities for younger workers.
Read the original →A national survey finds concern about fewer jobs, inadequate pay and lost purpose. Workers are nonetheless embracing AI and expect they will have to adapt.
Read the original →At the Open Compute Project Global Summit, AMD, Meta, Arm, Broadcom and NVIDIA outlined a sweeping transformation of AI infrastructure. The changes range from CPU-intensive agentic computing onward.
Read the original →The DHL Globalization Tracker is based on more than 30 million data points. It analyzes international flows of trade, capital, information and people.
Read the original →Nvidia's China AI chip share fell to 34% as U.S. export curbs bite and Huawei gains.
Read the original →Meta now has a frontier AI model to show for its spending. The open question is whether Muse Wonder can help pay back $89 billion of capex.
Read the original →Amid the midterm election fervor, the U.S. faces structural challenges that go beyond party rivalry and shake the national foundation. These are the rapidly accelerating AI revolution, the power infrastructure that physically supports it, and the trade-off between environmental protection and economic growth.
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