Whether by monitoring employees’ screen activity with automatic screenshots or tracking workers’ body movements with wearable technologies, employers are increasingly practicing digital surveillance.

Somya Kapoor, CEO of IFS Loops, explains how agentic AI and digital workers are transforming industrial operations - turning complexity into a new source of intelligence and competitive advantage.

Digital surveillance can affect workers’ physical and mental health — in both positive and negative ways, according to a recent report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office. For instance, ...

Imagine a bustling office floor at 8 a.m., except half the “people” clocking in are digital workers without bodies, coffee mugs or commute complaints. They’re busy summarizing overnight deal chatter, ...

Senttr today launched as the new name for Aisentr, reflecting an evolution in its mission to transform how businesses run ...

Perplexity Computer explained: For years, artificial intelligence has mostly lived inside chat boxes, answering questions, drafting emails, summarizing documents. But as AI models grow more powerful, ...

In many global payroll platforms, governance is embedded in internal policy that users cannot amend. This asymmetry shapes ...