What attention research means for AI-assisted knowledge work
AI can make knowledge work faster, but it can also make attention worse. That sounds contradictory until you look at how people actually work. AI can help someone […]
Read articleThis older archive is kept available. Use the article hub to move into the current topic structure.
Article archive
AI can make knowledge work faster, but it can also make attention worse. That sounds contradictory until you look at how people actually work. AI can help someone […]
Read articleMost knowledge-work productivity problems do not look dramatic. They look like normal collaboration. A quick message to check something. A recurring meeting with no clear decision. A document […]
Read articleMany productivity metrics accidentally reward shallow work. They count tasks closed, messages answered, meetings attended, documents produced, tickets touched, dashboards updated, or hours available online. These numbers are […]
Read articleAI is most useful in knowledge work when it is designed into a workflow, not sprinkled across tasks. That difference matters. Many teams start with individual use. Someone […]
Read articleWhen work feels chaotic, the first instinct is often personal productivity. People try a better task app. They rebuild their calendar. They create a new note-taking system. They […]
Read articleManagers are under pressure to automate knowledge work. The pressure is understandable. Teams spend too much time drafting, summarising, searching, reporting, updating, reviewing, routing, coordinating, and answering recurring […]
Read articleAI can make individual tasks faster and still fail to make the organisation more productive. That is the part many teams discover after the first wave of enthusiasm. […]
Read articleMost new processes ask for more effort before they deliver less effort. That is the adoption problem. The leadership team may see the future benefit clearly. The process […]
Read articleTransformation projects often fail long before the formal resistance appears. The early signs are small. People attend the meetings but stop asking useful questions. Managers repeat the official […]
Read articleMany change initiatives look successful too early. The launch happens. People attend training. The new tool gets opened. Managers mention the new process in meetings. Usage dashboards show […]
Read article