Sarah Bregel

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Sarah Bregel

Sales at retail giant Target took a dive during the first three months of 2025 and executives have indicated that boycotts over its rollback on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices are at least partially to blame. On Wednesday, the chain cut its full-year sales outlook. Compared to this time last year, Target’s first-quarter sales fell by 2.8%, failing to meet Wall Street’s expectations.

1 month ago | fastcompanybrasil.com | Sarah Bregel

As mulheres correm maior risco de serem substituídas ou terem suas funções alteradas por inteligência artificial, segundo um novo estudo divulgado esta semana. A pesquisa, conduzida em parceria pela Organização Internacional do Trabalho (OIT), vinculada à ONU, e pelo Instituto Nacional de Pesquisa da Polônia (NASK), mostra que ocupações predominantemente femininas – especialmente em países de renda mais alta – estão entre as mais suscetíveis à automação por IA generativa.

1 month ago | fastcompany.co.za | Sarah Bregel

Sarah Bregel|Published 22 minutes agoIn a new study, researchers found that jobs disproportionately done by women, especially in higher income countries, are more steadily becoming automated. Image: Kilito Chan/Getty ImagesWomen may be at a heightened risk of being edged out of their jobs (or having their duties change) due to AI. According to a new study, jobs disproportionately done by women, especially in higher-income countries, are increasingly becoming automated.

1 month ago | fastcompany.co.za | Sarah Bregel

Sarah Bregel|Published 2 hours agoIn a new study, researchers found that jobs disproportionately done by women, especially in higher income countries, are more steadily becoming automated. Image: Kilito Chan/Getty ImagesWomen may be at a heightened risk of being edged out of their jobs (or having their duties change) due to AI. According to a new study, jobs disproportionately done by women, especially in higher-income countries, are increasingly becoming automated.

1 month ago | fastcompanyme.com | Sarah Bregel

Women may be at a heightened risk for being edged out of their job (or having their duties change) due to AI. According to a new study, jobs disproportionately done by women, especially in higher income countries, are more steadily becoming automated. The joint study, which comes from the United Nations’ International Labour Organization (ILO) and Poland’s National Research Institute (NASK), was released today.