Mental health in the workplace, saved by bots and apps?


Not only do employees say they are open to the help and guidance of robots – in the form of chatbots, wellness and meditation apps, fitness monitoring, and more – but 82% say that AI is better than humans at providing support, according to the Workplace Intelligence study. — AFP Relaxnews

NEW YORK: We are all familiar with the challenges of 2020, but we may still be underestimating how deep and wide they go.

Seven in 10 employees say this has been the most stressful year of their working lives, according to a report from Workplace Intelligence and Oracle.

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