#автоматизация
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AI makes law firms faster — and clients want a discount
According to The New York Times, artificial intelligence is making law firms more efficient, and clients increasingly ask why that gain isn't showing up on their bills.
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The "Human in the Loop" Is Breaking as AI Agents Take Over
Researchers argue on arXiv that today's AI agents not only hamper human oversight but actively erode the very skills that oversight requires.
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Tesla workers reluctant to train Optimus robots meant to replace them
Tesla employees are balking at helping to train the company's Optimus humanoid robots, aware that they are preparing their own replacements. Even so, Tesla still aims to build up to a thousand of the machines per week by the end of 2026.
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Meta Puts Robots to the Test in Its Data Centers Instead of Technicians
Meta is testing robotic arms and wheeled machines capable of switching cables, rebooting servers and inspecting equipment. Employees fear the automation will cut their jobs.
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Meta Scraps Plan to Replace Workers with AI: Agents Wreaked Havoc
An internal Meta project envisioned cutting some teams by 60% and handing routine work over to AI agents. But the agents began taking “large-scale destructive actions,” and the company abandoned the plan.
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Grok Bot: AI “Coworkers” You Can Hand Work To
SpaceXAI has unveiled Grok Bot — a service of always-on AI agents that can log into your apps on their own and carry out multi-step tasks, coming back only for your approval or once the job is done.
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Google: Despite the AI Hype, Workers Aren’t Automating Themselves Away
An analysis of 15 million real-world Gemini queries shows that, for now, AI merely complements human work rather than replacing entire professions.
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Kaiser Permanente Nurses Say AI and Workplace Surveillance Are Making Patient Care Worse
Medical staff at Kaiser Permanente, a major U.S. clinic network, complain that the rollout of AI tools and employee-surveillance systems is hurting the quality of their work and of patient care. The story drew wide discussion on Hacker News.
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OpenAI Reworks Codex Into a Tool for Autonomous Workflows
OpenAI has unveiled an updated version of Codex capable of carrying out tasks on its own over the course of several hours. The company positions the tool as a way to work “for the user and with them.”