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Survey shows most execs see little AI impact on productivity or jobs so far, despite high investment and future optimism.
WIRED's top monitor picks: Dell 27 Plus 4K for best overall, MSI Pro for budget, Dell 32 Plus QD-OLED for HDR, and AOC QD-OLED for gaming. Includes buying advice and testing notes.
Current is a new RSS reader app that removes the stress of unread counts by presenting feeds as a flowing "river" of content that fades over time, making news consumption feel less like a chore.
Google Chrome adds new features like Split View, PDF annotations, and direct saving to Google Drive to compete with AI browsers and keep users.
AI may replace some tasks, but experts argue humans will remain essential for decision-making, with AI freeing them to focus on higher-value work.
Cmux is a native macOS terminal app with vertical tabs, AI agent notifications, and a built-in browser for coding workflows.
Fomi is an AI-powered Mac app that blocks distractions by analyzing your screen to tell if you're working or procrastinating. It uses cloud AI, raising privacy concerns, but redacts personal data first.
Author built Current, an RSS reader, to counter "phantom obligation"—the guilt of feeling like online reading is a task. Existing readers made reading feel like a chore; Current aims to avoid that.
A survey of nearly 6,000 execs found over 80% see no current AI impact on employment or productivity. Most businesses use AI, but real-world benefits are still limited despite high expectations for future changes.
European firms adopting AI boost productivity by 4% without job losses, but benefits favor larger firms. Crucially, complementary investments in training and software amplify these gains.