AI leads to job losses, or so the conventional wisdom goes. But a new survey of over 21,000 US firms implies the exact opposite: When companies invest in AI, they add positions, but not immediately.

Healthcare has broadly settled on a reassuring principle for clinical AI: keep the human in the loop. For most health systems, clinician oversight has become the standard safeguard and the structural ...

DALLAS, Texas — The city of Dallas announced Tuesday it will implement furloughs for many of its employees as it faces a multi-million dollar budget deficit. The announcement, however, ignited ...

Scholars say the “unknown unknowns” of using artificial intelligence in the workplace may be undermining the technology’s advertised benefits. By Noam Scheiber Over the past year or two, companies ...

FORT SMITH -- Lockheed Martin is expanding its operations in Fort Smith, increasing the total number of positions to over 230 at Ebbing Air National Guard Base in support of the United States Air ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sho Dewan is a career expert who covers work, top jobs, and business. Artificial intelligence is profoundly redefining workplace ...

HBR says companies that went all-in on AI face “knowledge decay” as low-quality outputs pile up, erode trust, and cost $9M a year in rework. Companies that pushed hardest to adopt generative AI are ...

Cy-Fair ISD Superintendent Doug Killian discussed a $2,000 one-time stipend for all hourly employees in the district contingent on a 12-cent tax increase through a voter-approval tax rate election, or ...