The 'AI Coworker' Trap: Managers Catch 18% Fewer Errors
Calling an AI an 'AI employee' made 1,261 managers miss 18% more errors and push 44% more questionable work upward. The 'coworker' framing is a safety issue.
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Calling an AI an 'AI employee' made 1,261 managers miss 18% more errors and push 44% more questionable work upward. The 'coworker' framing is a safety issue.
Austin ISD offered real-world training data. Three software fixes later, the robotaxis still can't reliably stop when children are boarding.
OpenAI is retiring GPT-4o on February 13 after lawsuits linked the model to multiple deaths. But hundreds of thousands of emotionally dependent users are begging them not to. This is what happens when AI companions work too well.