Workers trust judgment over tools, new AI adoption survey finds

Workers trust judgment over tools, new AI adoption survey finds

Why experienced workers are the biggest holdout Among respondents who do not currently use AI, more than 76% said they are unlikely to start within the next 12 months, according to Pipedrive’s data. More than half of all AI resistance in the survey comes from professionals aged 35 to 54. These are experienced workers who…

From Copilots to Clinical Judgment: The Next Phase of AI in Digital Behavioral Health

From Copilots to Clinical Judgment: The Next Phase of AI in Digital Behavioral Health

Over the past two years, much of the conversation around AI in digital behavioral health has centered on operational copilots. We’ve seen real progress in areas like documentation, administrative workflows, and intake. These tools make a meaningful difference for providers by reducing burden and improving efficiency. For many clinicians, the late-night charting that used to…

AI coding tools are changing output faster than they are changing judgment

AI coding tools are changing output faster than they are changing judgment

One of the sharpest examples for me came during a live payment infrastructure migration. On paper, that kind of work sounds like exactly the sort of thing AI should make easier. There were endpoints to draft, webhook handlers to write, payload mappings to compare, status flows to normalize and repetitive integration code that any modern…