How AI-enabled ‘bossware’ is being used to track and evaluate your work

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How AI-enabled 'bossware' is being used to track and evaluate your work Employee monitoring tools can be used to increase efficiency and productivity, but they can also be used in ways that feel unethical — such as deciding who gets laid off. Read more

The return-to-office Catch 22 What could go wrong when you're ordered to return to the office — but there's no office to go back to? Read more

Microsoft faces FTC antitrust probe over AI and licensing practices The probe could reshape AI competition, influence software licensing rules, and impact enterprise technology strategies. Read more

Google reportedly looking at smart glasses — again A potential deal to acquire AdHawk Microsystems would buy the company advanced eye-tracking capabilities. Read more Agentic AI – Ongoing coverage of its impact on the enterprise Agentic AI has given rise to autonomous systems that learn, adapt, and even communicate with each other. Follow this page for coverage of its impact on work and ethics. Read more

Apple faces UK antitrust threat as regulator targets browsers While there's no action planned yet by the independent Competition and Markets Authority, the regulator seems set on demanding change. Read more

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