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Big Companies Are Hiring Again Despite AI Fears. They Say Human Involvement Is Still Essential

Executives say AI is changing how employees work, but many businesses are adding staff again after months of slowing recruitment.

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AI's Rising Costs and Limits Are Forcing Them to Hire Humans Back, Executives Say

AI's Rising Costs and Limits Are Forcing Them to Hire Humans Back, Executives Say

US companies are reversing AI-driven hiring freezes, acknowledging AI's limitations and resuming recruitment, especially for entry-level roles, as demand for human oversight and AI-native skills grows.

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AI Was Supposed to Shrink Workforces. Now Employers Say They Need More People

AI Was Supposed to Shrink Workforces. Now Employers Say They Need More People

Some of America’s biggest companies are beginning to hire again after months of limiting headcount amid economic uncertainty and expectations that artificial intelligence could handle more work, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Sunday.

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AI disruption arrived 6 years early—now executives are drawing the line

New data shows no job is immune from AI disruption. But leaders say the real challenge isn't technology—it's governance.

Should you treat AI agents as colleagues? Fortune 500 executives can't settle the debate

Okta's COO named his agents and put them in business reviews. Lattice's CEO says that's exactly the wrong move — and new research backs her up.

One common thread at some of the companies seeing the most success with AI: Woman CEOs

While women make up only 11% of the chief executives at Fortune 500 companies, they represent 18% of the AIQ 50—an encouraging sign as AI becomes increasingly important.

Lattice CEO: AI will flatten the difference between entry level staff and the C-suite

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Matlock episode 15 recap: Matlock discovers a mole at Jacobson Moore

Matlock episode 15 recap: Matlock discovers a mole at Jacobson Moore

In Matlock episode 15, Matlock discovers a mole and the Slamm’d case comes to an end. Here’s what happened.

The world is not quite ready for ‘digital workers’

The world is not quite ready for ‘digital workers’

CEO Sarah Franklin got such intense pushback on her company’s plans that she suspended them after three days

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$3 billion Lattice 'made history' being the first to give AI 'workers' rights

$3 billion Lattice 'made history' being the first to give AI 'workers' rights

Lattice, founded by Sam Altman’s brother, announced the company will onboard and train AI “digital workers” just like their human counterparts.

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