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KPMG AI use-case report riddled with false information due to AI hallucinations

A KPMG report on AI use was found to include numerous false case studies based on AI hallucinations, the Financial Times reported. The report, titled “Redefining excellence in the age of agentic AI,” described fabricated AI adoption examples involving UBS, Britain’s National Health Service, Swiss Federal Railways and Transport for London. GPTZero first identified the errors and the FT verified them. KPMG removed the report while investigating.

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Apollo says no clear evidence yet AI is cutting jobs

Apollo Global Management chief economist Torsten Slok said there is no evidence so far that AI is reducing jobs. Citing the ADP National Employment Report, he said private-sector employment is still rising and companies are hiring workers needed to adopt AI. He wrote that demand for AI implementation specialists is increasing and data center expansion is pushing up wages for AI talent and prices for semiconductors, equipment and energy.

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AI agents drive expansion of software ecosystems built for AI, not humans

As AI agents spread, software designed for use by AI rather than people is expanding. Companies are moving toward headless software that lets agents access core functions through APIs and MCP without a user interface. Approaches differ, with Salesforce and ServiceNow opening platforms to third-party agents while SAP focuses on its own. The shift is emerging as a variable in enterprise software competition, alongside growing demand for forward-deployed engineers supporting AI adoption.