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Hispanic gamers are proving to be a marketing powerhouse, but their voices and faces remain underrepresented in the games they love, reveals a new study.

Two-thirds of employees say they spend up to six hours a week fixing low-quality, AI-generated work, according to a new study.

AI will only succeed in the workplace if organisations prioritise people over platforms, according to experts.

More than half of US employers say they worry AI could eventually replace teamwork, despite the fact that it is helping employees collaborate more effectively.

A growing wave of automation is set to reshape the workforce, with three in ten companies in the United States planning to replace employees with AI by 2026, according to a new survey.

Employees in Asia Pacific are embracing generative AI tools faster than almost anywhere else in the world, but along with enthusiasm comes anxiety about job security, according to a new survey.

Employees using artificial intelligence (AI) are saving the equivalent of a full working day every week, according to new research.

AI is moving faster than most employees around the world can keep up with, causing 'AI anxiety' in the workplace, according to a new study.

Targeted investments in gender equality aimed at closing the gender digital divide could unlock $1.5 trillion in global GDP and lift 30 million women and girls out of poverty by 2050, according to a new UN report.

Half of US adults now actively use at least one major AI tool – a milestone that signals artificial intelligence has moved from Silicon Valley boardrooms to main street businesses. Every state except West Virginia reports usage rates exceeding 40%, indicating that AI adoption has achieved critical mass nationwide.