AI's Promise and Perils: Workweek Predictions, Job Cuts, and Cautious Optimism on Tech's Role

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon predicts AI could allow a 3.5-day workweek in the future. But his comments seemed less a bold prediction than part of a broader discussion of AI's upsides and downsides.

Several work platforms like LinkedIn and Asana launched new AI capabilities this week, showing the technology's growing role in recruitment, productivity and more.

Amid job cuts and economic uncertainty, tech salaries dropped 9% the last year when adjusting for inflation, per a Hired report, marking a 5-year low.

Tome CEO Keith Peiris sees AI natives using tools like his platform differently, engaging AI as a "thought partner" in work rather than just manifesting ideas.

The LeanIn/McKinsey women in the workplace report busts the "lazy girl" myth, finding women as ambitious as men, if ambition shows up differently.