Taken together, these developments highlight a clear reality: AI is becoming an indispensable part of modern journalism, but the more powerful the technology becomes, the greater the need for professional responsibility. Le Quoc Minh, chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association, presenting at the National Press Forum 2026. Photo: Thanh Son Speaking at the closing session…
Task-level AI gains are well documented. Organization-level gains are largely absent. An NBER study of roughly 6,000 executives found that 89-95% of firms saw no measurable productivity or employment impact over three years, while the same period produced consistent evidence that individual workers do save real time. Both findings are correct, and the gap between…
OpenAI on Thursday unveiled ChatGPT Work, a new AI-powered workspace that combines ChatGPT, Codex and a suite of productivity tools into a single platform designed to help professionals create documents, presentations, websites, spreadsheets and software using natural language, as competition in enterprise artificial intelligence gathers pace. The launch comes two days after Anthropic expanded its…
The legal industry has never been known for rapid adoption of new technology. Decades of established workflows, strict confidentiality requirements, and the high cost of errors have made law firms and in-house legal teams cautious about embracing software that has not been thoroughly vetted. But something has shifted in the past eighteen months. AI agents…
wavebreakmedia // Shutterstock Artificial intelligence in the workplace offers compelling benefits, such as faster execution, increased output, and better-informed decision-making. However, as organizations rush to implement AI, they often discover that speed and efficiency alone don’t translate into effective outcomes. Without the right guardrails and processes in place, overreliance on technology can introduce AI…
A one-person company owner works at an industrial park designated for OPC businesses in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province, on March 25. GENG YUHE/FOR CHINA DAILY As artificial intelligence tools become cheaper, smarter and easier to use, they are helping more Chinese entrepreneurs turn personal expertise and online followings into one-person companies (OPCs), building lean businesses powered…
