Stay Calm, Learn AI Tools to Keep Job Safe: Tech Leaders
Amid growing concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) disrupting jobs, top technology industry leaders have a clear message for employees—”stay calm and upskill”.
What’s the story AI-powered apps are changing the way we handle household chores, making our mundane tasks fun by turning them into games. These tools use gamification elements like points, rewards, challenges, etc., to make things like cleaning, organizing, etc., more fun. With smart scheduling and AI-powered suggestions, these apps are designed to increase productivity…
The race to build the best AI writing tools is accelerating as businesses and creators rely more heavily on automation to produce high-quality content faster. That shift is happening as the global AI market moves toward $1.339 trillion by 2030, pushing more companies to integrate AI directly into everyday content workflows. Here are the 10…
Modern AI laptops come with dedicated chips and smart features that will make your tasks like video editing, graphic design and multitasking feel much smoother, and choosing the right model matters more today than ever, especially for people working in digital marketing and content planning. If someone is managing client campaigns, planning content calendars or…
It’s no secret that business leaders are looking for ways to make AI work for them. Already, some tech companies have found that AI can write all of their code, and there are countless other ways you can put AI to work in your organization. However, AI comes with risks, too. If you use the…
New Delhi: Canva has acquired AI workspace platform Simtheory and marketing automation company Ortto as it expands its capabilities in artificial intelligence and marketing technology. The move is aimed at strengthening Canva’s evolution from a design-focused platform into a broader AI-powered ecosystem that supports both creativity and productivity. The company announced that Simtheory accelerates evolution…
Research recently published in the Harvard Business Review found that when employees at a tech company with about 200 workers were given AI tools, they ended up doing more work and being more productive, but they also worked longer hours. The ongoing research is being conducted by Aruna Ranganathan, a professor at the Haas School…