via Via Cointelegraph, MSN, by Aaron Wood In a recent Cointelegraph article, “Reality of AI’s impact on employment clashes with C-suite optimism,” the story argues that the promised benefits of AI are colliding with a more difficult reality in the workplace. While executives remain bullish on AI’s potential, the article points to weaker entry-level hiring, uneven employment growth in tech, and growing evidence that AI tools often create extra rework instead of clear productivity gains. It also highlights research suggesting…
CEOs Say AI Is Making Work More Efficient, Employees Tell a Different Story
What will they do all day Wish list for diana Two Wall Street Journal stories got me thinking. When you read them together, they explain why so many companies feel stuck with AI, or feel further along than they really are. One story quotes tech leaders arguing that what a CEO does might be “one of the easier things” for AI to do. Sundar Pichai said it. Sam Altman doubled down and talked about an AI running divisions, even entire…
Future of Health: Why Health and Communication are at Risk with AI, and without Augmented Intelligence
By Gustavo Meirelles, Futuro da Saúde After a few years of enchantment with artificial intelligence, 2026 begins to impose an adjustment of expectations. At SXSW, in Austin, the discourse changed: less dazzle, more questioning. One of the most relevant provocations came from anthropologist and futurist Brian Solis, in the session “Augmented IQ: Scaling Human + AI Potential”. Solis went straight to the point, and brought a necessary annoyance to the audience: we are using AI to automate the past, not…