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You’re the boss. But do you know your team?

You’re the boss. But do you know your team?

AI’s Power Shift: From Human Bosses to AI Employees—And the Jobs, Companies, and Industries Caught in Between.

Malcolm Frank, CEO
April 28, 2025

You’re the boss. But do you know your team?

The age of working alongside digital agents is no longer on the horizon—it’s here. At McKinsey, their Lilli AI platform is already saving consultants 30% of their time—rewriting the math of what a single worker can do. Microsoft sees what’s coming: every knowledge worker will soon be a boss. Not of people, but of AI agents. Teams of tireless, invisible workers waiting for orders.

Problem is, no one handed out a playbook to any of us. Enterprise agents are now in a full-blown Cambrian explosion; every week, dozens of new agents hit the market—from scrappy Silicon Valley startups, lumbering tech giants, consulting firms, even DIY shops inside Fortune 500s. Picking the right agent? It’s like scouting baseball players before anyone invented sabermetrics.

That’s where TalentGenius comes in. We track, rank, and curate the best agents for every role. (Check out the Top Ten lists here.) And for those that upload a resume, we match just the right agents to a person’s experience and skills to help people become agent-powered.

In this new game, knowing how to draft your digital team is everything.

Everyone will be a boss in the future – of AI employees

A future where a human worker directs AI agents to carry out tasks.

Inside the AI boom that is transforming how consultants work at McKinsey, BCG and Deloitte

McKinsey’s Lilli AI platform saves 30% of consultants’ time.

Microsoft’s big AI hire can't match OpenAI

Mustafa Suleyman hasn’t delivered the turnaround he was hired to bring.

The hottest AI job of 2023 is already obsolete

Prompt engineering, a role aimed at crafting the perfect input to send to a large language model, was poised to become one of the hottest jobs in AI. What happened?

Ranked: All the things people use AI for in 2025

It seems GenAI has become a coder who moonlights as a therapist.

AI agents statistics, trends and facts

AI agent adoption is soaring - where is it now, and where is it going?

Professors staffed a fake company entirely with AI agents, and you'll never guess what happened

Who would have thought?

AI has already come for the interns. You’re probably next

New data suggest that entry-level jobs are facing an extinction-level event thanks to AI. It’s only going to work its way up the org chart from there.

Tech hiring managers say layoffs are coming — and workers who can be replaced by AI will be first to go

AI-related skills dominated the skill sets desired by managers. They’re also the skills most lacking among current talent, General Assembly’s report noted.

Agent of the Week: Cognigy

Transforms customer service with seamless, personalized interactions.

AI can save you 122 hours of work per year

What to do with those extra three weeks?

Wall Street's fear of an AI slowdown is “laughable,” Morgan Stanley says

"The idea that we are in a digestion phase for AI is laughable given the obvious need for more inference chips which is driving a wave of very strong demand."

Case study: Bank of America’s big bet on AI started small

A small in-house model for customer experience was a prelude to the bank’s $4 billion AI plans today.

And more case studies! 261 new client AI use cases from Microsoft

For every $1 organizations invest in generative AI, they’re realizing an average of $3.70 in return.

Why enterprise investment in AI agents hasn’t yielded results

More than half of organizations (68%) have allocated significant budgets for AI initiatives, yet nearly all (86%) lack the foundational infrastructure needed to deploy them effectively.

“You are somehow a villain if you use it”

Tons of music producers are secretly using AI, new study reveals.

And one more thing…

AI still can’t beat humans at reading social cues

Despite rapid advancement, AI models still struggle at identifying how people interact with each other.

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