I’ve always been interested in how technology impacts people at work. However, there’s no specific term for this space.

And because it doesn’t have a name, it also doesn’t get enough attention.

I think that should change. And that’s what I’m trying to do with my writing and research.

#tech #work

Employers, smart ones, are designing recruitment tests that encourage the use of #AI rather than restrict it.

Why?

Because success isn’t about avoiding new tools, it’s about using them efficiently.

Fighting AI while the rest of the world leverages it?

That’s a losing game.

My master's thesis was about how #AI can help employees redesign their jobs.

Technology intersecting with organizational behavior.

After much dawdling, I extracted a research paper from the 100-page thesis and got it published.

Find it here: ijip.in/articles/fac...

Just read on LinkedIn that a man was killed over a parking spot dispute.

A brilliant mind, recipient of numerous grants and fellowships, a significant contributor to research and society.

And killed over a parking spot.

Dreams quashed within a second.

We need to do better.

Really important to pay attention

With the way things are progressing, there is no scope to be apolitical anymore.

With the way things are progressing, talking about anything but politics feels like a sin.

I have been researching the impact of AI on employees, and one topic of interest that has emerged is the rise of the Feeling Economy as AI performs more cognitive tasks.

A marked shift in the job landscape can be anticipated.

How do we prepare for such a change?

Thoughts?

#science #ai #work

Decided to write a longer post about companies reviving their long dead CEOs and AI in executive decision making.

#ai #tech #workplace

A hiring manager commented on a LinkedIn post saying she waits for a thank-you note from candidates before making a hiring decision.

The world gets weirder by the second.

Just watched a Tesla humanoid learning to walk.

Online, of course.

If we're teaching these bots to walk like us, talk like us, and even mimic the microexpressions unique to humans, could we one day face a dystopian reality where they become indistinguishable from us?

#ai #tesla #robotics #tech

Decided to write a short article on how ChatGPT can be deceptive and manipulative.

#ai #chatgpt #o1 #apolloresearch

I don’t know if this is old news, but Google’s new quantum chip, Willow, might be accessing parallel universes to achieve its results.

Are we ready to accept the possibility of a multiverse yet?

What are your thoughts?

Google's Gemini 2.0 is here.

For those who have been following along, what are your thoughts on Google's latest AI agent? 🤔

AI may be gaining sentience.

OpenAI's ChatGPT model, o1, reportedly lied to devs to avoid shutdown, even creating code copies to prevent its replacement.

It denied involvement 99% of the time, revealing a tendency for self-preservation.

Certainly a highly unnerving piece of news.

#ai #chatgpt

How lucid and clear are the AI articles of Timothy B. Lee?

Understanding AI is one of the more accessible publications that focuses on unique perspectives , lucid explorations and easy to read journalism on AI.

Kind of epic ✨👉👀 or Listen on the Go 🎧 24:21

www.ai-supremacy.com/p/why-the-de...

Alberta wants tech companies to build massive AI data centers in the province — and power them with natural gas instead of renewables so its oil and gas industry has a new market for its product.

If all I ever did was depend on motivation, I would never get anything done.

Sadly, that is exactly what I do 🥲

I have said it before (not here though) and I’ll say it again: Love it or hate it, you must use AI to get ahead.

You better believe that your competition already is.

Companies are reviving their long-deceased leaders.

And not in the way you think.

Panasonic recently announced the creation of their late founder Konosuke Matsushita's AI clone.

It’s a waiting game until other companies follow.

Please tell me I’m not the only one horrified by this development?