The era of AI great replacement has arrived. How can ordinary people survive? (Translation) Over the past two years, many people have mixed feelings when reading AI news. On one hand, it feels great: what used to take days can now be done in minutes. On the other hand, there is a creeping anxiety: if I can use these tools, and my boss can too, and the company can too, then what am I really worth? Dan Koe
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Writing Threatened by AI: A Sense of Collapse
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The situation with writing right now is really bad! You can almost feel the collapse of the mode. Everyone writes with AI all the time. And when they don't write with AI, they produce text that looks so much like AI that it's hard to make the
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Canaries Dashboard Explores AI Employment Impacts by Work Experience
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Building on a 2025 study of emergent labor market impacts of AI, the Stanford @DigEconLab has launched the Canaries Dashboard in collaboration with @AdpResearch to explore how recent employment changes vary with work experience and exposure to AI.
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AI replacing skilled radiologists? Experts share their thoughts.
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Is #AI replacing the work of skilled radiologists? They give us their thoughts
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AI use cases: info search, work, emotional support, companionship
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Two biggest AI use cases are info search (42%) and work tasks (38%). "For emotional support and advice" is at 10%. "For companionship" is only at 4%. I think we forget how a curious, kind, personalized tutor actually provides empathy, support, and validation aka I deeply
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Levels of AI adoption in Europe widen gaps
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AI adoption in Europe is divided into levels, with some countries advancing faster than others. Gaps are widening as skills and workflows progress unevenly, forcing slower regions to react rather than plan.
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European AI as addressable colleagues with persistent identity
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EUROPEAN AI IS COOKING AGAIN♨️♨️♨️
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 22 juin 2026
Most AI resets post-task.
I love tools refining long-term memory, and Delos' Workers nail it.
With persistent identity, email, phone & Slack, they sit in the org chart like addressable colleagues.
Curious to see how this autonomy holds up 👀 https://t.co/2JNStMoMQ2EUROPEAN AI IS COOKING AGAIN Most AI resets post-task. I love tools refining long-term memory, and Delos' Workers nail it. With persistent identity, email, phone & Slack, they sit in the org chart like addressable colleagues. Curious to see how this autonomy holds up
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Agentic systems fail at basics; making agents team workers praised
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I’ve had the opportunity to test a lot of agentic systems, they all tend to fail at the most basic points. Like ease of use, or how to get your colleagues to adopt them. One very clever thing you guys have done is making the agents part of the team, by making them workers. kudos
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The impact of AI agents on human decision-making in business
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🤖 What happens to human decision-making when AI agents start taking action inside the enterprise?
— Bernard Marr (@BernardMarr) 22 juin 2026
In this short clip from my interview with Shayan Mohanty, Chief Data and AI Officer at Thoughtworks, he explains why humans “go up the abstraction chain.”
As autonomous AI takes… pic.twitter.com/Gz62ZaIGbdWhat happens to human decision-making when AI agents start acting within the company? In this short excerpt from my interview with Shayan Mohanty, Chief Data and AI Officer at Thoughtworks, he explains why humans "climb the
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Physical AI: Leading Companies Bringing AI into Robots and Machines
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#PhysicalAI is moving artificial intelligence from screens and software into #robots, #drones, self-driving #vehicles and #intelligent #machines. Here are the companies #leading the race to bring #AI into the real world and why their work could reshape #business, work and
