ChatGPT is no longer my go-to chatbot — 10 reasons Gemini works better for how I work
Ever since Gemini Flash launched, I’ve spent weeks living entirely in Google’s AI ecosystem, and I have a confession to make: I haven’t opened ChatGPT in days.For a long time, ChatGPT was the default …
OpenAI is reportedly getting ready to test ads in ChatGPT
Multiple reports suggest that OpenAI is going ahead with its plans to add ads to ChatGPT, but the experiment will be initially limited to its employees.
As AI Arrives, Law Firms More Profitable Than Ever – Survey – Artificial Lawyer - Bytes Europe
A new survey by Thomson Reuters shows that far from legal tech and AI having any negative impact, in 2025 most major law firms made more money than ever
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500,000 tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released - Anil Dash
half a million tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released in late 2022. Now, to be clear, those workers haven’t been laid off because their jobs are now being done by AI, and they’ve been replaced by bots. Instead, they’ve been laid off by execs who now have AI to use as an excuse for going after workers they’ve wanted to cut all along.
half a million tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released in late 2022. Now, to be clear, those workers haven’t been laid off because their jobs are now being done by AI, and they’ve been replaced by bots. Instead, they’ve been laid off by execs who now have AI to use as an excuse for going after workers they’ve wanted to cut all along.
500,000 tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released - Anil Dash
half a million tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released in late 2022. Now, to be clear, those workers haven’t been laid off because their jobs are now being done by AI, and they’ve been replaced by bots. Instead, they’ve been laid off by execs who now have AI to use as an excuse for going after workers they’ve wanted to cut all along.
half a million tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT was released in late 2022. Now, to be clear, those workers haven’t been laid off because their jobs are now being done by AI, and they’ve been replaced by bots. Instead, they’ve been laid off by execs who now have AI to use as an excuse for going after workers they’ve wanted to cut all along.
a report from 2024 that found AI can sometimes slow things down because employees have to double-check its work for AI-specific errors like hallucinations, which wouldn’t have been there to begin with if a human had done the work. The report calls these “hidden workloads that negate the benefit of automating outsourcing tasks.”
This can lead to increased responsibilities without increased pay, because AI is billed as a way to make things easier.
