Only 28% of Trained Workers Keep Using AI, Survey Finds
In a TalentLMS survey of 1,500 US employees, trained staff often slip back to old methods. The company calls the pattern "habit hugging", and managers' own behaviour made a clear difference.
Work & Careers
UK Therapy Bodies Urge Law to Regulate Counsellors
The groups that run voluntary accreditation for UK counsellors and psychotherapists now want ministers to regulate the professions by law. An independent commission report also calls counsellors an untapped resource for the waiting-list gap.
Stellantis Engineers Use AI to Cut Development Time
Stellantis engineers say AI turned yearlong projects into weeks. The carmaker is working against a 1.8% margin and a share price down nearly 60% this year.
Vacation Rental Founder Sold 64 Homes After Burning Out
Paul Burke built a Colorado rental portfolio, sold it in 2026 and says the work wore him down. He now runs an AI startup for property managers.
Amazon's AI Memo Sends Mixed Signals to Engineers
An internal Amazon document on developers in the age of AI went public this week. A columnist says it leaves managers room to read it either way.
AI Moves Onto Construction Sites, Safety Gains Unproven
Software firms say AI cuts paperwork and incidents for field crews. Academics told CNBC that evidence on injury prevention is still thin.