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Some software providers and startups are promoting AI-based monitoring tools at the workplace to combat burnout, reduce stress, and improve productivity (Danielle Abril/Washington Post)
June 8, 2023, 7:55 a.m. |
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Danielle Abril / Washington Post:
Some software providers and startups are promoting AI-based monitoring tools at the workplace to combat burnout, reduce stress, and improve productivity — AI companies suggest they can help workers boost sales, lower stress and feel more connected. But some workers worry about data collection and privacy.
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