Manufacturers are asking for artificial intelligence skills in their job ads more often than the rest of the economy, and they are advertising higher pay when they do, according to a Federal Reserve Board staff analysis of online job postings.
A federal judge in Arizona has thrown out a 67-page workplace complaint against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, writing that it "appears to have been generated by artificial intelligence," and has told the woman who filed it that she may not use AI to write the replacement.
HD Hyundai says it has delivered the first container ship using a lashing-free design that removes the need for workers to manually secure containers on deck with conventional equipment.
A survey of 270 U.S. CFOs and finance leaders found finance teams spend an average 26% of their work time verifying or correcting AI output, while only 3% report actively reducing headcount where AI replaced work.
SAP plans to acquire TechWolf, whose platform maps tasks, skills and external labor-market data to support hiring, reskilling, redeployment and workforce planning.
AI-computing company Blaize disclosed in an SEC filing that it is carrying out a restructuring that includes a reduction in force affecting about 26% of its employees, with expected annual savings of $7.5 million to $8.4 million.
Microsoft said LinkedIn and Microsoft 365 chief Ryan Roslansky is leaving, and the teams behind Office and Teams now report to Charles Lamanna. Satya Nadella framed the change around “a new OS for work” with Office fully embedded in Copilot.
Synopsys and OpenAI announced GPT-Synopsys, a model meant to run chip-design software, interpret its output and iterate on designs. Synopsys says the model’s work will still be checked by conventional sign-off tools.
