Survey finds AI adoption complicates employee evaluations for most senior leaders
A Nielsen survey of 1,700 directors and senior managers across seven countries, commissioned by the work-management company Monday.com, found that more than half of senior leaders now find it harder to evaluate employees' work after adopting AI.
» readA guide to spotting white-label tech and avoiding zombie brands
White-label devices, which are mass-produced by a single factory and rebranded by multiple companies, are increasingly common in the tech market, and a new guide has been published to help consumers identify them.
» readWhy generic career advice often fails—and how to test what works for you
The author argued that common career advice, such as loving what you do or saying yes to everything, is often correct only for the person giving it, not for everyone.
» readRoku’s First OLED TV Offers Strong Value at $1,000, With Some Trade-Offs
The Roku Pro Series OLED television has been introduced as the company’s first OLED model, starting at a reasonable $1,000. While it delivers impressive color and deep black levels, the TV is noted for limited brightness and fewer size options.
» readMach9 pivots from robotics to AI software, lands $34 million for faster civil engineering surveys
The company has shifted its focus from building hardware to developing artificial intelligence-powered computer-aided design software, a move that has attracted nearly 100 customers and $34 million in new funding.
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