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Hello, I’m Max from WorkAI-holic—an newsletter to help you AIfy your workplace.

It’s really fun to see what is happening in the world of AI.

Here are 3 facts for you from the world of AI. Guess which one is made up.

Let’s be honest, just looking at raw data sucks.

Graphs can turn dull numbers into meaningful insights. But sometimes it is very hard to understand the insights from the graphs.

Gemini's makes graph-based data insights accessible to all.

Here's how you can start:

1. Paste Graph Image: Directly paste the graph you want insights on. (I’m using a graph of open source vs private LLM models, which is really hard for a non-engineer/analyst to understand.)

2. Prompt for Insights: Specify the kind of insights you want. (e.g., "Assume the role of senior business analyst with over 20 years of experience. What are 3 takeaways from this graph?”)

3. Verify Insights: Use ‘Double check with Google’ if you want to go to a source with similar insight and dive deeper into the topic.

Let’s take a moment and thank our sponsor for this edition— Albus!

When it's time to understand the latest sales strategy, especially after a big meeting like the Q4 townhall, employees might have questions like, "What was the sales strategy presented in the Q4 townhall?"

Instead of searching through emails or asking around, you can use Albus for a quick answer.

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The Institute for the Future of Work conducted a study involving over 6,000 participants to assess the impact of modern technologies on workplace well-being.

The research focused on AI, surveillance devices, robotics, and traditional ICTs like laptops and instant messaging.

Key Findings:

• AI, Surveillance, and Robotics: Increased exposure to these technologies tends to have a negative effect on workers' health and well-being.

• Traditional ICTs: Interaction with laptops, tablets, and messaging services showed a positive effect on well-being.

• Quality of Life: Quality of life improved with frequent interaction with ICTs, while it deteriorated with newer technologies.

Thoughtful design and deployment can potentially enhance productivity and improve working lives.