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Despite a significant majority of Indian workers expressing concerns, many employees are open to delegating tasks to AI, according to a Microsoft report.

While half, or 49%, of workers say they are worried AI will replace their jobs, even more, 70%, would delegate as much work as possible to AI to lessen their workloads, according to survey research from Microsoft.

With more than two-thirds of investors expecting a recession in the next six months, many are adjusting their finances accordingly.

The limited range of the S&P 500 indicates a divergent outlook between stock market bulls and bears and the market/economy split.

/PRNewswire/ -- Americans concerns about the economy have escalated over the past several months, culminating into fears of a future recession, according to...

A new report from Microsoft shows employees spend more time on emails, meetings and chats than doing the rest of their jobs \u2013 suggesting communication takes up more than half of workers time.

Employees spend more time collectively on emails, work meetings and chats than they do on other aspects of their jobs, a new study says. 

Most (70%) employees would delegate as much work as possible to AI according Microsoft’s global 2023 Work Trend Index Annual Report. 

Remote and hybrid working is here to stay: the focus going forward is on fine-tuning and optimizing these new work practices.

Artificial intelligence could enhance, not replace, jobs, Microsoft says. But AI still needs human input and emotional intelligence.