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AI Pay Gains Could Peak Soon, but a Penn Professor Sees a Way Out

Artificial intelligence may be driving a surge in productivity and pay — but that growth could soon slow.That’s according to Ioana Marinescu, an associate professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy & Practice and coauthor of a new Brookings Institution paper on what she and colleague Konrad…

Manager Sees More AI Slop, and It’s Changing How She Gives Feedback

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Zoe Hawkins, 40, who lives in Anthem, Arizona, and is the director of content marketing and thought leadership at Sumo Logic, a software company. The following has been edited for brevity and clarity.In the last year or so, some of the…

Amazon Sees ‘Blind Spot’ in Identifying AI Startups As Cloud Customers

The generative AI boom has fueled the growth of single-person startups and companies operating without external funding.For Amazon Web Services, these “solopreneurs” and bootstrapped startups have emerged as a “blind spot” in its customer discovery process, which heavily relies on connections with venture capital firms, according to an internal document…