Report Workplace change
The AI & Work Brief: changing tasks and the jobs picture
November 2–8: workplace surveys, scientific AI use and employment data offer different views of changing work.
The changing world of work
Reports
In-depth, source-linked research on AI, jobs, and career transitions. Read the findings, inspect the assumptions, and explore the data.
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Report Workplace change
The AI & Work Brief: hiring trends and human judgment
October 26–November 1: Canadian hiring data, an analyst experiment and healthcare attitudes ask different questions about AI at work.
Report Workplace change
The AI & Work Brief: training promises and the evidence to judge them
October 19–25: employer beliefs, training commitments and workplace surveys point to different questions. Distinguish an opportunity from evidence that it delivers.
Report Workplace change
The AI & Work Brief: adoption, expectations and evidence about jobs
For October 12–18: worker surveys, company usage data and hiring records offer different views of change. The practical challenge is choosing evidence that fits the decision.
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The AI & Work Brief: skills, trust and responsibility
For October 5–11: advertised AI skills, developer trust and new agent controls raise a practical question—who accepts the work when software performs more of it?
Report Economy & policy
The AI & Work Brief: jobs data, robot costs and career choices
The week of September 28–October 4 brought new employment estimates, robotics research, and workforce surveys. This catch-up edition was published October 5.
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The AI & Work Brief: better tools, harder decisions
Our September 27 research briefing connects agent experiments, hiring signals, and workplace surveys—with a practical agenda for the week ahead.