A Chinese company has sparked controversy after it reportedly used a former employee’s data to create an artificial intelligence (AI) human to continue working following his resignation. A game ...

As for the co-workers, they are now relying on an AI tool that lets them confuse these AI agents, hiding their special skills that could be harvested to attack the jobs. (Image generated by AI) China ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has suspended several employees pending an internal enquiry following serious allegations of sexual harassment at its Nashik office. The IT firm initiated immediate ...

HR leaders today are navigating a benefits market that has exploded in size over the past decade, with thousands of point solutions competing for employer budgets and employee attention. The result is ...

A trusted employee who stole nearly £150,000 from a family business and spent the money on Harrods shopping sprees has avoided jail. Gerrard Hartley, 53, pocketed the cash from his scrap metal boss ...

Some workers worry that using AI at work will help the technology eventually replace them. Companies investing in AI want to boost efficiency, and some are using the tech as an excuse for cuts. In the ...

The Ukrainian military captured a Russian position using only ground robots and aerial drones — completely unassisted by any infantry, for the first time in the war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...

A court has jailed a couple – one of whom works in HR – for stealing the personal data of Transport for London (TfL) employees and submitting fraudulent tax rebate claims totalling £650,000, MyLondon ...

NASHIK: The Fact Finding Committee has begun its inquiry into the alleged sexual harassment and religious conversion case linked to the TCS office in Nashik, advocate Monika Arora said on ...

An employee’s post has gone viral after it revealed that they used AI to automate nearly 60 percent of their team’s workload, but instead of celebrating, they’re unsure whether telling their manager ...

Companies like Snap and Salesforce said cuts were a result of AI. Snap shared plans to cut 16% of its global workforce, citing "rapid advancements" in the technology. In February, CEO Jack Dorsey ...