CPS Prosecutor Cited a Nonexistent Case After an AI Search
A senior crown prosecutor gave a high court a precedent that does not exist. The Guardian understands it came from an AI answer generated during an internet search.
Work & Careers
UK Job Satisfaction Falls to Record Low, Study Finds
The Resolution Foundation reports that satisfaction at work in Britain has dropped to its lowest on record, as measured since 1989, with pay and flexibility among the complaints.
Y Combinator's Garry Tan Spends Up to $200K a Year on AI Tokens
The head of Y Combinator says his AI agents cost him six figures a year, and that price is the main barrier to personal agents going mainstream.
11% of Workers Plan Time Off or Schedule Changes for GTA VI
Grand Theft Auto VI arrives on Nov. 19, and a survey says about one in ten workers plan to take leave or shift their hours. A columnist argues employers should plan for it.
Sweetgreen Bets on Managers With Pay Above $200,000
Sweetgreen will let restaurant managers earn more than $200,000 a year from 2027, paying through salary, bonuses and equity tied to store sales.
Radisson Ties Hotel Careers to Open Conversations, HR Chief Says
Radisson's people chief explains how Career Fest, manager incentives and AI training aim to show staff where a hospitality job can lead.