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Artificial intelligence will be unable to replace human craft in the music industry because it lacks the ability to create original work, the chairman of German audio major Sennheiser has said.

Obsidian is the Winamp of productivity tools. If you’re as ancient as I am, you might remember that the best part of that once-ubiquitous music player extension was the massive number of plugins and themes you could install to make it better, all of them built by enthusiasts.

Microsoft has launched Contact Center Intelligence, positioning it as an alternative for organizations that want to modernize service without committing to a lengthy CCaaS replacement. CX Today will be reporting from Microsoft Ignite in November to get under the hood of this announcement.

Are you among those who think AI will replace them? Everybody fears that right now. Probably because of the layoffs that have started to happen.

React has argued that businesses investing heavily in artificial intelligence must not neglect face-to-face training in management and communication skills. The workplace learning specialist said the spread of AI has made human judgement and empathy more important.

In this current era of vibe coding — using AI to create mobile and desktop apps — it was probably only a matter of time until someone made free versions of popular apps. That happened this month when a Reddit user announced that he did so with popular but expensive Adobe and Microsoft programs.

Even in the digital age, an old-fashioned paper notepad is still one of the best productivity tools. There are certainly some powerful productivity apps for Windows, but reaching for a pen and paper is usually faster. Need to remind your future self of a creative idea or a must-follow rule? Tear off a sticky note…

Right now, financial advisors are wondering the same thing as professionals in many fields: Will generative AI replace me?

For years, crowdfunding had a reputation as the place founders went when they couldn’t raise venture capital. Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor thinks founders should look at it very differently.

Protocol School of Washington President Pamela Eyring explains why growing reliance on AI could weaken communication and relationship-building skills that remain critical to winning clients and closing deals.