How AI Is Changing What Work Means

Pretty much no one at this point needs to be convinced that AI is changing how work works. Certainly it changes the speed and efficiency with which we do existing tasks, and the magnitude and kind of those changes seems to grow over time.

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1. 01For example, while some of us may have used AI to write emails a couple of years ago, now many of us have personal agents sitting in our email perpetually, notifying us when there'
2. 02Sensor Tower data showed that Muse has a 30% retention rate after 7 days and a 23% retention rate after 14 days, which compares to ChatGPT's 7- and 14-day retention rates at around
3. 03However, that analysis compares Muse unfavorably against Instagram, Facebook, and the Google app, which are some of the stickiest consumer apps ever created