The New Bottleneck in Software Is the Reviewer

by Junaid Ahmed Zama — A 718-firm Harvard study found the gains stuck in code review, and no sign that agents cut jobs, junior ones included. The bottleneck is…

Medium·Oct 22

PwC study: AI adoption outpaces workplace training

Jamaica Gleaner·Oct 14

Young workers are turning toward AI-proof jobs

In professions highly exposed to AI, employment among workers ages 22 to 25 is nearly 20% lower than it would be if it kept pace with other professions. Entry level jobs are an endangered animal, at...

Fast Company on MSN·Oct 7

AI creating new workforce divide, PwC study shows - the-star.co.ke

the-star.co.ke·Oct 1

PwC sorted workers into 4 AI groups — 1 of them could become 'largely irrelevant' and over 50% of people are in it

While AI use in the workforce is growing at a considerable pace, the rewards for workers are far from even. And more than half of the workforce is feeling unsupported and poorly led, according to a...

Yahoo Finance·Sep 30

Only 51% employees have access to learning resources as AI skills gap widens: PwC

PwC's latest global workforce survey finds a widening divide between AI-enabled employees and the majority of workers who lack access to learning opportunities.

People Matters·Sep 29

AI & Jobs Statistics 2026: Who Is Gaining and Who Is Losing

AI and jobs statistics for 2026: layoffs, pay premiums, entry-level hiring and forecasts from WEF, PwC, Stanford and Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

CoinCentral·Oct 14

AI speeds up work. How do people grow? PwC highlights the challenge of judgment

For example, consider a situation where you have become able to finish meeting preparations in a short time by leaving the organization of customer information and the drafting of proposals to ...

note·Oct 13

This is going to hurt

In PwC’s 2026 Global Workforce Hope and Fears Survey analysis sorts workers into four distinct cohorts. ‘Front-runners’ (14% of the workforce) bring strong AI advantage and high-demand capabilities.

diginomica·Oct 6

Who owns AI risk at work? Business and tech leaders can’t agree, PwC survey finds

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption continues to surge, with agentic AI and large language models (LLMs) now integrated into everything from enterprise applications to chatbots that help you with...

ZDNET·Oct 1

AI skill levels drive workforce divide: PwC

Yahoo Finance·Sep 30

دراسة PwC: الذكاء الاصطناعي يعمّق الفجوة بين الموظفين ويقسمهم إلى أربع فئات

jawlah.co·Sep 29

PwC sorted workers into 4 AI groups — one of them could become largely irrelevant at work, and over 50% of people are in it. Are you?

A recent survey shows that a very small percentage of workers are seeing the rewards of AI.

Moneywise on MSN·Oct 14

AI has improved the documents of young professionals. When AI was removed, their skills had not grown.

AI will first take away entry-level jobs, making it impossible for young people to find employment. Many people think this way.This perspective is only half right. The unemployment rate for new ...

note·Oct 11

Artificial Intelligence: Which jobs are going to be replaced by AI? Which age group will be exposed the most? Here's what experts say

Which jobs are not safe from AI? Questions are being raised over the nature and magnitude of impact of Artificial Intelligence in coming times.

The Economic Times on MSN·Oct 3

AI creating new workforce divide, PwC study shows

Artificial Intelligence is splitting employees into a minorities and majorities, a new work place survey shows.A smaller group is using it to boost productivity while a larger group risk being left...

The Star on MSN·Sep 30

AI skill levels drive workforce divide, PwC finds

A wide range of artificial intelligence proficiency among workers is creating new divisions in the workforce, with the biggest cohort of jobholders saying they are falling behind their more...

HR Dive·Sep 30

PwC survey of 49,000 workers finds most are falling behind on AI skills

There is a real risk that the global workforce is starting to move at different speeds,' says PwC's Peter Brown, as AI use at work rises.

The Next Web·Sep 29