A new study by Microsoft and researchers from academia, published in the journal arXiv, offers one of the most detailed looks yet at how generative AI is reshaping the workforce. Instead of ...

A newly released Microsoft Research study has ranked 40 occupations it believes are most at risk from advanced AI tools, including writing and journalism roles, customer support and data analysis. At ...

Microsoft released a new version of a study that has documented the transformation of work over the past few years, from the implications of remote and hybrid work to the rise of artificial ...

Roofers and other jobs requiring physical labor are least vulnerable to AI impact, according to a study from Microsoft. (Photo by Zohair Mirza on Unsplash) AI may be coming for your job — but not if ...

Why should anyone heed yet another of the myriad, sometimes conflicting reports in AI’s potential impacts on jobs? Because the researchers behind the new findings really know what they’re talking ...

The organizations that are pulling ahead on AI adoption aren’t simply onboarding new tools, they’re rearchitecting work itself. That’s according to the latest edition of Microsoft’s annual Work Trend ...

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere these days, and the level of investment in in the technology means it will only become more prevalent as time goes on. With many people already using tools such ...

These careers are most likely to be affected by generative AI, based on data from 200,000 conversations with Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot.

The UK government’s Microsoft 365 Copilot trial found staff satisfied and tasks eased, but no clear productivity gains, raising doubts about AI’s workplace impact. A UK government pilot of Microsoft ...