#workplace-impact tag

AI agents currently lack sufficient intelligence, multimodality, and continual learning; they require human guidance and likely need about a decade to reach autonomous workplace performance.

Medicine

fromwww.bbc.com

2 weeks ago

'Forced out of my job by an invisible condition'

Daily, decade-long migraines prevented a 27-year-old gym worker from reliably performing duties, leading him to leave his job despite employer sympathy.

fromPhilosophynow

3 weeks ago

Moral Decision-Making for a Job Search

Back in 2018 I found myself in an interesting spot. I had decided to leave academia and education to pursue something new in my working life. Despite the downsides, it's easy to feel morally comfortable with being a teacher, but many other jobs can give pause. The timing and my background placed me in a near perfect position to think about how ethics factors into choosing a career. So on what criteria does one base the moral legitimacy of a job? I realized that:

Philosophy

Mental health

fromFast Company

5 months ago

Why teachers and librarians have lower suicide rates-and what we can learn from them

Work environment significantly influences suicide risk, with educators showing low rates while professions like loggers and musicians have much higher rates.

Artificial intelligence

fromTheregister

6 months ago

Generative AI is not replacing jobs or hurting wages at all

Generative AI chatbots have minimal impact on wages and labor markets, contradicting claims of economic benefits from their adoption.

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Using AI at work can lead to a 'virtuous cycle,' with workers reporting better job satisfaction and efficiency, BCG chief AI ethics officer says | Fortune

Inside the AI divide roiling video game giant Electronic Arts