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🗞️ The Latest in AI: Employees are hiding their AI productivity hacks from bosses

Employees are utilizing AI to boost productivity and cut their workloads, but many are hiding the use of AI from their bosses out of fear of getting in trouble. Ethan Mollick, a management professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, thinks companies should encourage employees to share how they’re using AI to increase personal productivity.

Mollick has advised companies to lure workers out by offering incentives such as shorter work days for employees who share their discoveries. He thinks that potential productivity gains would make this trade-off worth it for businesses.

“Right now, AI doesn’t scale well. But, as a personal productivity tool, when operated by someone in their area of expertise it is pretty amazing,” Mollick said.

Goldman Sachs estimated in March that AI technology could affect 300 million full-time jobs globally. Some companies have been upfront about their intentions to integrate AI into existing workflows, while others have taken a hard stance with strict AI bans over privacy and legal concerns.

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🤖 AI Tool of the Day: Cohesive is the smartest AI writing tool on the market

Cohesive is the smartest and fastest generative AI writing platform that I’ve come across to date. It features a seemingly endless list of content templates to choose from, and generates text faster than AI chatbots like Bard and ChatGPT. The quality of the content it creates is noticeably higher than similar tools on the market. Cohesive does all of this while maintaining the user-friendly text prompting model of a chatbot.

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📸 Business Spotlight: Virtually try on clothes with Google’s new AI shopping feature

Google wants customers to feel as confident buying clothes online as they do in a store. Last week the company unveiled a new AI feature that helps customers figure out what clothes will look like on their body before making a purchase.

Virtual try-on for apparel shows how clothes look on a variety of real models. It uses a new generative AI model that can take a single clothing image and reflect how it would fit on a diverse set of real models in different poses. Models range in size (XXS-4XL), skin tone, body shape, ethnicity and hair type.

This new feature is already available for women’s tops in the U.S. from brands across Google such as Anthropologie, Everlane, H&M and LOFT. Click on any product with the “Try On” badge to give this feature a try.

Google additionally introduced guided refinements that help U.S. shoppers fine-tune their search until they find the perfect item. This feature is designed to replicate the assistance of an in-store associate, such as finding a less pricey version of a top or a jacket in a different pattern.

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