PwC study finds AI splits job market into two tracks, rewarding human skills

Artificial intelligence is dividing the global labour market into two distinct groups, with companies that use AI to enhance human expertise pulling ahead of those that deploy it mainly to cut costs. That is the central finding of the PwC 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer, which analysed more than one billion job advertisements across 27 …

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Survey: German executives are betting big on AI profits — but their own teams aren’t convinced

German companies are the most optimistic in the world about the financial returns of their artificial intelligence investments, but significant obstacles are slowing down real-world results. A press release from management consultancy Horváth reports that 75 percent of senior executives at large German companies expect AI investments to have a strongly positive effect on EBIT …

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AI is killing how-to book sales, data from author Tim Ferriss shows

Author and entrepreneur Tim Ferriss is seeing dramatic drops in sales across his entire book catalog, and he writes for his personal blog that the rise of AI chatbots is the primary cause. His data, drawn from BookScan domestic print figures, shows a sharp acceleration in decline that closely tracks the mainstream adoption of large …

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Botsitting: Workers spend nearly a full day each week managing AI tools, study finds

White-collar workers spend an average of 6.4 hours per week managing AI tools rather than benefiting from them. Thibault Spirlet reports for Business Insider on a new study from Glean’s Work AI Institute, conducted with researchers from Notre Dame, Stanford, and UC Berkeley, which surveyed 6,000 full-time workers in the United States, the United Kingdom, …

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KPMG pulls report on AI after hallucinations undermine its credibility

KPMG has removed a report about artificial intelligence from its websites after multiple organizations named in the document said its claims were false. Anthony Ha reports for TechCrunch that the inaccuracies appear to stem from AI hallucinations, meaning the firm likely used AI to help produce a report about AI adoption. The report, titled “Redefining …

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Survey: AI security incidents rise as companies deepen integration

A new survey by device management company Jamf finds that companies using artificial intelligence extensively are significantly more likely to experience security incidents tied to that use. The survey polled 687 IT professionals and highlights a growing gap between how fast organizations adopt AI and how well they can govern it. Nearly three quarters of …

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Cloudflare CEO: Bot traffic surpasses human traffic online for the first time

Bot traffic has overtaken human traffic on the internet for the first time in history. Mark Tyson reports for Tom’s Hardware that Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince publicly acknowledged the milestone, admitting he had not expected it to happen until 2027. “Welp, that happened faster than I predicted,” Prince wrote. According to Cloudflare data, bots now …

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