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Two security cameras mounted against a building point in opposite directions

The Legal and Ethical Minefield of A.I.-Driven Employee Surveillance

Zal.ai CEO Kayvon Touran and organizational leadership expert Ben Dattner examine the rapidly expanding use of A.I. in employee monitoring, performance evaluation and compensation. They argue that existing laws and workplace norms are dangerously unprepared for a future defined by surveillance, behavioral profiling and psychological manipulation.
By Kayvon Touran and Ben Dattner
Drawing of robots sitting at rows of desks in front of computers

How Americans Are Using A.I. at Work and Which Industries Are Leading: Survey

A Gallup survey finds A.I. adoption rising fastest in knowledge-based jobs, with usage lagging among frontline workers.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
View of the Twitter headquarters pictured with a blue bird icon.

Twitter Has Reportedly Installed Beds For Employees Working Around the Clock

As Twitter employees returned to the office, some reportedly discovered rooms had been converted into sleeping areas.
By Courtney Vinopal
Beachgoers lay under a blue umbrella in front of the ocean are enjoy their time at Falassarna beach near Chania, Crete Island.

Americans Are Bad at Taking Vacation, But Some Companies Are Trying to Change That

By Courtney Vinopal
In this photo illustration, the LinkedIn app is seen on a mobile phone, being held up in front of a desktop computer.

A CEO Posted Himself Crying on LinkedIn After Laying Off Workers. The Internet’s Reaction Was Harsh.

By Courtney Vinopal

Using the Latest Tech to Survive and Thrive in the Next Recession

By John A. Tures
college graduation

Our New National Emergency: Not Enough College Graduates

By John A. Tures
Blockchain isn't just the technology behind the Bitcoin craze. It could also mean the end of the middle manager.

Forget Robots, Blockchain Technology May Be the Real Threat to Your Job

By Andrew J. Chapin
The federal government has long shown a hiring preference for veterans to help them find jobs following their service.

US Civil Service’s Preference for Hiring Military Vets Comes at a Hidden Cost

By Gregory B. Lewis
French President Francois Hollande stands beside Leenby, the Cybedroid's latest creation and 5th generation robot.

Automation Invasion: Robots Are Coming for Your Job

By Lisa Schmeiser
Edward Snowden: not the only one without whistleblower protection.

If You See Something, Maybe Don’t Say Something

By Daniel R. Bright
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