#career-impact

#career-impact

Artificial intelligence may dominate the conversation in boardrooms and break rooms alike-but a new Google report suggests most workers still haven't adopted the technology en masse. In a study conducted with Ipsos and shared exclusively with Fortune, Google found that just two in five U.S. workers (40%) are even casually using AI on the job. Only 5% are considered "AI fluent," meaning they've redesigned or reorganized significant portions of their work with the technology.

I'll never forget the moment I went viral. I was working at my other part-time job, and my phone started ringing like crazy. I thought a family member had died. I peeked and saw a text from someone saying I'd gone viral on Reddit, and they sent me a link. It was 2012, and I had never heard of Reddit. I wasn't on social media, apart from LinkedIn, so I thought the link was a scam and ignored it.

A message from a 42-year-old dad illustrates the profound impact of young-onset Parkinson's on career trajectories and personal relationships. His boss's reaction reflected an ending, not a beginning.

The remarks I made about Stephen Miller were true and strongly felt, reflecting my stance against the intolerance prevalent in our political discourse.

Almost half of the scientists surveyed experienced territorial and undermining behaviors, especially during their PhD studies, with high-profile researchers often being the perpetrators.