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AI-heavy firms are hiring more, especially at the entry level, study finds
business6 days ago

AI-heavy firms are hiring more, especially at the entry level, study finds

A Ramp and Revelio Labs study finds that firms investing heavily in AI grew payroll by about 10% over two years, with entry-level hiring up around 12%, suggesting AI-native companies may create more jobs. But broader research (Stanford, California AI-unemployment tracker) shows mixed effects, including rising unemployment claims in highly AI-exposed roles and some declines for young software developers, highlighting a nuanced, firm-dependent impact on the job market.

OpenAI Tops Enterprise AI Spending, RBC Survey Finds
technology14 days ago

OpenAI Tops Enterprise AI Spending, RBC Survey Finds

A RBC Capital Markets CIO survey of 100+ tech leaders shows enterprise AI budgets expanding into 2H 2026, with token costs mostly manageable; more than half say AI is already in production or will be within six months. OpenAI leads in usage (ChatGPT 57%) and performance (44%), while pricing shifts toward hybrid seat-usage models and 91% of respondents report creating entirely new AI budgets.

KPMG's AI-Usage Dashboard Prompts Questions Over Metrics Gaming
business2 months ago

KPMG's AI-Usage Dashboard Prompts Questions Over Metrics Gaming

KPMG has rolled out an AI-usage dashboard for its US advisory staff to spur more frequent and sophisticated AI use, claiming 90% of employees use AI weekly and tying usage to career progression. However, insiders say the tool is easy to game—promoters can simply trigger prompts or automate tasks—raising concerns about the dashboard’s accuracy while the firm pushes incentives like AI Spark Innovation Awards and broader AI training to drive adoption.

Amazon Tracks AI Usage to Accelerate Retail Software Delivery
technology2 months ago

Amazon Tracks AI Usage to Accelerate Retail Software Delivery

Amazon’s Stores division is measuring how often engineers use AI and how it affects code deployments to boost software delivery, aiming for broad, AI-native practices while balancing concerns over centralized mandates. The initiative relies on tools like AI Teammate and Pippin and a detailed metrics system (deployments, monthly active users, two-pizza teams, sentiment) to drive faster output, but has sparked internal friction and calls for collaborative adoption and flexibility rather than rigid mandates.

Public clash erupts over Google’s AI deployment as Hassabis hits back at Yegge
technology2 months ago

Public clash erupts over Google’s AI deployment as Hassabis hits back at Yegge

Former Google engineer Steve Yegge publicly claimed Google’s internal AI adoption lags, alleging a two-tier system with DeepMind’s Claude usage while others rely on in-house tools; Demis Hassabis publicly dismissed the claim as false and clickbait, prompting further pushback from Google staff and fueling a heated debate over how broadly Google is actually using AI internally.

AI Wave Prompts CEOs to Pass the Reins
artificial-intelligence3 months ago

AI Wave Prompts CEOs to Pass the Reins

Top executives including Coca‑Cola’s James Quincey and Walmart’s Douglas McMillon are stepping down to hand leadership to successors better aligned with AI-driven disruption; Quincey has overseen AI-related layoffs and argued the next wave requires different leadership. The moves, echoed by other tech-adjacent exits like Adobe’s Narayen, signal boards pushing for faster AI adoption amid concerns about labor costs and the broader impact of AI on capitalism.

Palantir Dips as AI Adoption Hurdles and Tech Selloff Pressure PLTR
business5 months ago

Palantir Dips as AI Adoption Hurdles and Tech Selloff Pressure PLTR

Palantir slid on Wednesday after a strong fourth‑quarter earnings beat and revenue growth, as market‑wide tech weakness and geopolitical tensions weighed on the stock; Q4 revenue rose 70% year over year to $1.407 billion with U.S. sales up 93%, though CEO Alex Karp warned that uneven AI adoption outside the U.S. could limit international growth. The shares traded beneath key moving averages, signaling bearish near‑term momentum amid a broad market pullback.

Gen Z stays buoyant on career paths amid AI-driven shifts
business5 months ago

Gen Z stays buoyant on career paths amid AI-driven shifts

An Indeed/YouGov survey finds Gen Z is surprisingly optimistic about careers despite a widening gap between employees and employers: Gen Z shows a 77% net positive career outlook (65% for millennials), and 59% of job seekers overall feel confident they can reach their goals, while 85% of employers expect to meet their 2026 talent goals. However, 35% of job seekers cite AI adoption as their top concern, with 40% of employers labeling AI as a 2026 priority, signaling a no-hire, no-fire labor market and a friction between cautious workers and optimistic management. The report also notes rising gig stacking and suggests Gen Z could help lead AI efforts, though firms risk losing young talent if the disconnect isn’t addressed.

Americans Increasingly Embrace AI in the Workplace
technology6 months ago

Americans Increasingly Embrace AI in the Workplace

AI usage in the workplace is rapidly increasing, especially among knowledge workers in tech, finance, and professional services, with 45% using AI at least a few times a year and 23% weekly, though daily use remains low at 10%. Chatbots like ChatGPT are the most common AI tools, and higher company positions tend to use AI more, signaling a significant shift in how professionals work, similar to the internet's early days.

Salesforce Boosts Revenue Outlook Amid AI Adoption and Investor Skepticism
business7 months ago

Salesforce Boosts Revenue Outlook Amid AI Adoption and Investor Skepticism

Salesforce reports a strong revenue outlook for the current period, exceeding analyst estimates, driven by increased adoption of its AI tools like Agentforce, which has secured over 9,500 paid deals. The company's revenue is expected to be between $11.1 billion and $11.2 billion, with growth partly fueled by its recent $8 billion acquisition of Informatica. Despite some challenges in customer adoption and competition, Salesforce remains optimistic about the future impact of its AI products.