AI is shifting the managerial task list from chasing updates to judging outcomes, raising the value of business context, trust and human intervention.

Nearly 80% of managers use AI every day. But 46% don't think it will touch their own job. That gap between using AI and understanding it is about to get expensive.

Artificial intelligence ought to improve a manager’s lot. Administrative tasks and grunt work take up almost a full working day of a middle manager’s week, according to a survey by McKinsey. Anything ...

As more companies integrate artificial intelligence tools, workplace dynamics and culture appear to be shifting, according to an Aug. 12 report from CalypsoAI, an AI security provider. For instance, ...

OpenAI product manager Ty Geri told Business Insider that he sends long rambles to ChatGPT Work to figure out what's ...

This question lands in my inbox a lot. “Kim, can AI help me pick stocks?” The answer is yes. And the research got impossible to argue with. Let’s start at Stanford. Researchers at the Stanford ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Artificial intelligence didn’t arrive in restaurants with robots or flashy dashboards. It showed up at 6 a.m. with a to-do list.

There’s a growing fear that artificial intelligence will soon replace human talent. While it’s undeniable that AI will impact the labor market, as with any disruptive technology, a closer look reveals ...