Does generative artificial intelligence (AI) reinforce or reduce productivity differences across workers? Existing evidence largely studies AI within firms and occupations, where organizational ...

Abstract: In this study, the productivity rates of opensource automated software testing tools for smart manufacturing are compared. Project teams face difficulties with test planning, case design, ...

(RTTNews) - Labor productivity in the U.S. surged by much more than expected in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to a report released by the Labor Department on Thursday. The Labor Department ...

WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - U.S. worker productivity ⁠slowed ⁠in the fourth quarter, ⁠but the trend remained solid, keeping growth in labor costs in check. Nonfarm productivity, which measures ...

Food and beverage plants are constantly chasing improved productivity and efficiency, and Bill Remy, CEO for TBM Consulting, joins the Food For Thought podcast to discuss strategies to help them reach ...

According to Microsoft Copilot on X, Copilot Tasks lets users describe a task in natural language and have Copilot execute it end to end, with a public waitlist now open (source: Microsoft Copilot ...

We survey nearly 6,000 senior business executives at US, UK, German, and Australian firms to develop new evidence on AI adoption and its effects on jobs, productivity, and output. Specifically, we ask ...

February 27 - Investors' and economists' concerns that artificial intelligence will upend established industries are deepening, as Goldman Sachs warned in February that accelerating AI adoption could ...

More work in less time with fewer workers — productivity gains are supposed to be one of the big benefits of artificial intelligence. But those promises have not yet come to fruition, according to a ...

AI adoption and use are still evolving, and the technology itself is changing rapidly. What we know about AI and its impact on productivity growth and the economy remains uncertain. Transformations ...

The survey uncovered growing "ergonomic debt" as warehouses face rising injuries, preventable turnover and performance slowdowns caused by outdated tools and unmeasured strain. CHICAGO and LONDON, Feb ...