AI-driven workforce changes create anxiety but may offer opportunities
New research from McKinsey suggests the U.S. economy could create more jobs over the next decade than automation replaces.
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New research from McKinsey suggests the U.S. economy could create more jobs over the next decade than automation replaces.
Read the original →A preliminary EEG study found that artificial intelligence detected mental fatigue far more accurately when participants' brain activity was recorded while listening to music than in silence.
Read the original →Virtualitics secured IL6 and IL5 authorizations for its AI military readiness platform. This enables use in secure US government environments.
Read the original →A new Research Topic in Frontiers in Electronics shows how wearable sensors and machine learning models are being combined to detect and predict operator fatigue. The methods range from heart rate variability to brain imaging.
Read the original →MedPal AI plc (LSE:MPAL) reported that its New Health weight management business has exceeded 42,500 customers. It rose to 29th place among UK Mounjaro suppliers by volume, according to rankings provided by Eli Lilly. The company said New Health moved from 3,048th position in July 2026 to 29th within approximately three months, following the launch of its initial marketing campaign in July.
Read the original →In some communities throughout Hampton Roads and Western Tidewater, children are hospitalized for asthma at nearly twice the rate of children statewide. Old Dominion University and Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters researchers want to understand why. They also want to know whether AI and geospatial analysis can reveal patterns that traditional approaches may miss.
Read the original →A deep learning model called DROID-RV measures right ventricular size and function from routine echocardiograms. It predicts mortality, atrial fibrillation and heart failure risk.
Read the original →A mobile clinic will scan the eyes of people over 50 and people with diabetes in Nessebar from 10am to 4pm. No booking is needed.
Read the original →The Memphis non-profit The Jewel Guild Foundation is helping older adults learn about artificial intelligence. The organization will host AI literacy workshops through November.
Read the original →AI-generated digital personas, such as "AI Xiaohai," are being used on Chinese short video platforms to emotionally manipulate elderly users into purchasing overpriced goods. These accounts simulate hardship narratives to gain sympathy and drive sales, resulting in financial and emotional harm to vulnerable consumers.
Read the original →A Korn Ferry survey of 105 CHROs and senior leaders in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) finds most companies stuck in pilot mode. IT holds the keys and workforce readiness lags.
Read the original →ManpowerGroup's Elyse Garrett explains why AI rollouts stall, from duplicate work to hidden costs. She also describes how HR can redesign roles to fix it.
Read the original →Most of the discussion about the EU AI Act concerns the rules coming in 2027. Some rules already apply, and the most useful question is who is responsible for what, and by when.
Read the original →Edge Out Inc. issued a press release on 16 October 2026 at 19:00. It announced an AI shift feature that automates shift creation, added to the AI mentor MentCare for nursing care providers.
Read the original →ROKIT Healthcare will offer AI-Totalis 35 next week and roll it out to health screening centers and corporate employee assistance programs through a B2B2C model. It is looking at adoption in Saudi Arabia and the US and at obtaining CLIA certification to speed up monetization.
Read the original →Rehab for JAPAN Inc. has begun offering an automated AI support chat in its evidence-based care software Rehab Cloud. The chat is intended to answer questions from care settings right away.
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