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- 1Quote on AI judgment sparks debate about workplace skills●“You won’t be replaced by AI, but you might be replaced by someone who knows when not to use it.” — Stephanie Mencarelli
A quote attributed to Stephanie Mencarelli is circulating widely: "You won't be replaced by AI, but you might be replaced by someone who knows when not to use it." The line argues that judgment about when to avoid AI tools is becoming a decisive professional skill, resonating with designers, developers and other knowledge workers rethinking how they use automation in their jobs.
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Reports point to efforts to create reinforcement learning environments where AI agents can be trained on real knowledge-work tasks, such as analysis, writing and administrative work. The idea is that purpose-built training grounds, rather than static datasets, will be key to producing AI systems capable of performing white-collar jobs. Discussion centres on who is building these environments and how they will shape the next wave of workplace AI.
- 3San Francisco reporter who covers AI says it will replace him▼This S.F. reporter has covered AI for years. He’s certain it will replace him
A San Francisco Chronicle reporter who has covered artificial intelligence for years says he is certain the technology he writes about will eventually take his own job. The piece reflects a growing anxiety among journalists and other knowledge workers that AI tools are becoming capable of producing news copy and analysis, putting long-standing media jobs at risk even among those most familiar with the technology.
- 4OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Space for Team Collaboration●米オープンAIが「ChatGPT Space」発表、チームとAIで文書やスライドを共同編集へ ｜ビジネス+IT https://www. yayafa.com/2901884/ # AgenticAi # AI # AI・生成AI # Ar
OpenAI has announced "ChatGPT Space," a feature that lets teams co-edit documents and slides together with AI assistance. The announcement drew attention in Japanese tech and business media, with discussion framing it as part of the shift toward agentic AI tools that work alongside knowledge workers rather than simply answering questions.
- 5UK workers spend £958 million a year on AI tools●British # workers # spend an estimated £958 million annually on # GenAI tools, with 63% using them and 31% doing so with
A new estimate puts UK workers' annual spending on generative AI tools at £958 million, with 63% of workers using them and 31% doing so without their employer's knowledge. Users report saving around 70 minutes a week, but many fear stigma around admitting use, and about half say they lack proper training. The findings highlight the rise of 'shadow AI' in workplaces.