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Meta is updating its Model Capability Initiative to restrict its employee-tracking tool, adding stronger privacy protections, allowing some exemptions, and introducing a 30-minute pause to address staff concerns about AI training data.
AT&T is reducing its reliance on a controversial employee attendance tracking system used for enforcing return-to-office policies, acknowledging its inaccuracy and the frustration it caused among workers, amid broader corporate efforts to monitor and enforce in-office presence.
CEO Frank Weishaupt of Owl Labs urges bosses to embrace flexible work arrangements, abandon traditional in-office expectations, and allow casual dress codes. He advises against using employee tracking software, emphasizing the importance of trust between employers and employees. Weishaupt's insights are based on his observations and experiences in the workplace over the past two decades, and he encourages other CEOs to adopt these concepts in 2024.