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OpenAI's new research finds that 43.5% of occupation-specific ChatGPT usage involves tasks outside the user's own occupation, indicating AI is expanding what people do at work by enabling task crossover across roles.

OpenAI announces that ChatGPT Work agents can now access websites requiring login by allowing users to take over a cloud browser to sign in, with credentials persisting across sessions.

OpenAI clarifies that ChatGPT Work conversations on cloud do not appear in the desktop app, and desktop threads remain local to that computer.

The tweet argues that ChatGPT is absorbing the core tasks of white-collar work, such as reading documents, writing reports, and coordinating next steps, making many office jobs increasingly obsolete over time.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work, a new product tailored for professional and ambitious tasks.

The article discusses how AI agents are not just replacing people, but creating a new layer of work involving oversight, exception handling, and decision ownership.

The MIT AI and Society Forum convened experts to discuss AI's societal impacts on labor, work, civil discourse, and arts, featuring keynotes from economists and computer scientists, panel discussions, and a musical performance exploring generative AI in the arts.

Carl Benedikt Frey discusses the potential societal consequences of AI-driven automation, questioning whether people will find new sources of meaning and purpose if most jobs are eliminated.

Luo Yonghao commented that the company has normal overseas business and can legally apply for work VPN.