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.
PwC's 2026 Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey of 49,364 workers finds 64% used AI at work in the past year, up 10 points, while access to learning and development resources fell to 51% from 59%.
GDP measures market production, so free AI tools show up mostly as costs rather than benefits. New BEA research and Stanford surveys estimate the gap in two different ways, and their numbers cannot simply be added.
