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- 1Fortune 500 HR chiefs say AI has ended the org chart era▼Fortune 500 Chief People Officers say AI has killed org charts, and employees who will thrive need to 'unlearn'
Chief People Officers at Fortune 500 companies say artificial intelligence has made traditional organizational hierarchies obsolete, arguing that static org charts no longer reflect how work gets done. They say the employees who will thrive are those willing to 'unlearn' established habits and adapt to flatter, AI-driven ways of collaborating across roles.
- 2Union barred from speaking at town hall on plant outbreak●Charles Rusnell writes: “The workers’ union was told it could attend [the town hall] but was not allowed to speak.” “[Ch
Journalist Charles Rusnell reports that workers' union representatives were allowed to attend a town hall about a major plant outbreak but were barred from speaking. Chief medical officer of health Deena Hinshaw told them that carpooling and household transmission, not conditions inside the plant, were responsible for the runaway spread. The union's exclusion and the officials' account are drawing criticism from those who say workplace conditions were being downplayed.
- 3OpenAI CFO Calls Dots 'Muse' in Live Interview Slip●OpenAI CFO Slips and Calls Dots 'Muse' in Live Interview
OpenAI's chief financial officer stumbled during a live interview, referring to 'dots' by the name 'Muse' before moving on. The moment circulated quickly online, with people amused that an executive might reveal or mix up an internal project name on camera. Some see it as an accidental tease of a secret tool; others read it as a simple slip of the tongue.
- 4Atlanta Police Chief Reads to Fifth Graders at Sarah Smith●A good book, and a great audience! 📚 Yesterday, Chief Darin Schierbaum was invited to read to the 5th graders at Sarah Smith Intermediate School. It was a great opportunity to connect with students, share a love of reading, and remind our young people that
Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum visited Sarah Smith Intermediate School to read a book to fifth-grade students. The department described the visit as a chance to connect with students, share a love of reading, and encourage young people. Community policing visits like this are often shared publicly as a way to highlight officers' engagement with local schools beyond enforcement work.
- 5Appian HR Chief Susan Charnaux Wins 2026 Women in Leadership Award▼Virginia Business Names Appian Chief People Officer Susan Charnaux a 2026 Women in Leadership Awards Recipient
Virginia Business has named Susan Charnaux, Chief People Officer at software company Appian, among its 2026 Women in Leadership Awards recipients. The awards recognise women across Virginia for professional achievement and leadership. Charnaux leads Appian's people strategy, and the company is highlighting the honour in a newswire announcement.
- 6Title Resources Group Names Brian Ruzycki Chief Technology Officer▼Title Resources Group Appoints Brian Ruzycki as Chief Technology Officer
Title Resources Group has appointed Brian Ruzycki as its Chief Technology Officer. The announcement was made via a press release, stating that Ruzycki will lead the company's technology strategy. The news was circulated in the technology section, ranking 18th globally among news items at the time.