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Nov 2026
The fastest way to scale AI power users is to coach everyone toward them, every week.
Oct 2026
Five signals that show whether an AI transformation is progressing, the patterns that cause it to stall, and the questions that reveal what to change.
With AI investments rising, companies need to measure and manage the transformation in order to understand what they’re getting in return.
Erik Brynjolfsson and Andy McAfee join other experts on how AI-native firms are rebuilding work, managing agents, and redefining competitive moats.
How to think about AI transformation in terms of the org’s bottom line, not just adoption metrics.
Aug 2026
Erik Brynjolfsson predicted over a decade ago that AI would change everything, a claim the article frames against the long arc of human progress.
Nucleus shows leaders where AI can create the most value, tracks whether that value is being realized, and shows where adoption needs to grow next.
Jun 2026
“A lot of people are under the mistaken idea that the only way that you get productivity from A.I. is by removing labor costs.” - Erik Brynjolfsson
Feb 2026
Research by Workhelix co-founders Erik Brynjolfsson and Daniel Rock helps explain why AI productivity gains are landing unevenly across organizations.
A conversation with Erik Brynjolfsson of Stanford University's Digital Economy Lab examines how firms can capture value from AI.
New economic data suggests AI is delivering measurable productivity gains in the US, with 2025 output growing strongly even as the labor force shrank.
Jan 2025
A paper by Erik Brynjolfsson of Stanford University and colleagues examines customer-support agents.
Erik Brynjolfsson talks to NPR's Planet Money about how AI is affecting human workers.
GenAI is digitally capturing expertise that were previously using for a customer, and now other customers are going to benefit from it.
Erik Brynjolfsson wishes people would do more of is think about what new things could be done now that was never done before.
“Rarely do humans or machines alone excel as much as combinations of humans and machines together,” [Erik] Brynjolfsson says.
While AI is a general-purpose technology that’s useful for many things, it isn’t good for every task under the sun.
"Over the next decade, AI won’t replace managers, but managers who use AI will replace those who don’t." - Erik Brynjolfsson and Andy McAfee
"We’re not going to run out of things for humans to do anytime soon," Brynjolfsson said.
People leaders should be helping guide how businesses automate tasks and guide employees on using the technology.
By far the biggest benefits are having AI work with humans and help them be more productive.
Business leaders are struggling to understand how seriously they should take the latest phenomenon in the world of artificial intelligence.
It can take decades for transformational technologies to yield real-world results, says Workhelix's Erik Brynjolfsson.
Companies are racing to deploy AI in the workplace but the technology should be used to "complement people" rather than replace them altogether.
The Stanford professor on what generative AI will mean for productivity, jobs and the society of the future.
Erik Brynjolfsson said recently that he’d be disappointed if AI didn’t lift the current 1.2% productivity growth rate to 3% or even 4%.
Thirty years ago, the U.S. entered an era of productivity gains that enabled healthy growth. Experts are asking if it could happen again.
Generative AI will transform industries, change business processes, and alter the nature of work.
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