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Researchers at the National Bureau of Economic Research asked executives at nearly 6,000 companies how generative AI has affected their productivity and employment.

Most countries in the European Union use the euro as their currency, but a few countries have chosen to keep their own. Sweden is one of them — voters there rejected adopting the euro back in 2003.

Most companies these days are using generative AI to some extent. So far, it hasn’t made much of an impact on productivity.

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Lindsay Ellis at the Wall Street Journal wrote about a trend in which “reverse recruiters” are pitching themselves to job seekers to help them find jobs.

A new report calculated the so-called annoyance economy, and found everyday inconveniences, like spam calls and waiting on hold, come with a cost.

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