Tag: hbr
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🤖 How People Are Really Using AI in 2026: Thinkslop, Therapy, and Shadow Work
Original: How People Are Really Using AI in 2026 by Harvard Business Review. Summarized by AI on June 2, 2026. Generative AI has become deeply embedded in daily life, with 900 million regular ChatGPT users and Google Gemini close behind. A longitudinal study of 12,637 fresh use cases shows adoption expanding across personal, emotional, and…
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we can all agree that “workslop” is the word we need
They call bullshit on that HBR study on “workslop.” But, rightly so, they love the term and agree with the existence of said workslop. 🔗 Workslop: bad ‘study’, but an excellent word
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Is Your Organizational Transformation Veering Off Course? hbr.org/2024/08/i… “The research highlights that shifts in emotional energy, such as increased frustration or anxiety, can signal that a transformation is off track. Addressing these emotional shifts can help prevent derailment.”
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🗂 Execs think more optimistically about app dev practices than reality
> The same HBR survey found that 61 percent expect software release cycles to be three months or less, but only 27 percent of their companies actually achieve that goal. The takeaway is that executives aren’t hands-on enough to know how much time software development takes. Without a deeper understanding, they are prime targets for…
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