ChatGPT and Copilot show different strengths
A recent test of ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot in Word highlights clear differences in how the two AI assistants handle tasks. Copilot performed particularly well when users knew exactly what they wanted to change.
AI adoption is outpacing communication
A global survey by Culture Amp of 112,000 employees across 123 companies found that 85% are encouraged to use AI at work. Yet almost half don’t understand why it is being introduced.
AI skills are expected
Basic AI knowledge is increasingly becoming a requirement for employees across many industries. A study shows that around three-quarters of UK companies expect AI skills to soon become a baseline requirement even for non-technical roles.
Reduce AI costs, keep teams
Companies should not cut teams when adopting AI but instead reduce unnecessary token consumption. High AI costs are often caused by inefficient usage, overly long prompts, and poorly optimized workflows.
AI-resilient jobs ahead
AI is transforming the world of work, but many roles will continue to be valuable because they rely on human judgment, empathy, creativity, and interaction. Professions in healthcare, education, hospitality, law, and skilled trades are more difficult to replace.
SAP and AI coding
SAP CEO Christian Klein has highlighted how AI is transforming software development through so-called “vibe coding.” In this approach, developers describe their requirements in natural language, and AI automatically generates applications in response.
Mistral introduces agentic work interface
Mistral has rebranded its chatbot “Le Chat” as “Vibe” and launched a new agent-based interface. This goes beyond simple conversation and can carry out tasks autonomously. The platform is divided into Chat, Work, and Code sections.
Mixed AI impact on Swiss companies
Artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace in Switzerland, but its effects are varied. A recent survey shows that some companies are cutting jobs or postponing hiring due to AI.
Google Workspace introduces five AI upgrades
Google is expanding Gemini across Workspace with five AI upgrades designed to make everyday work faster and more connected. These include natural-language data analysis in Sheets, interactive visualizations, and reusable automations.
Measures to reduce AI’s cognitive costs
AI is meant to reduce routine work, but research suggests it can also increase workload. Simple, recurring tasks may decrease, while demanding analysis, assessment, and oversight can grow significantly.