Emma Wiles
Coverage of Emma Wiles in the Nexus archive.
- The Download: AI “coworkers” and stratospheric internet
A study by Boston University's Emma Wiles reveals that treating AI tools as coworkers leads to reduced error detection among managers. Sceye, a New Mexico-based company, is testing a solar-powered stratospheric platform to enhance internet connectivity. The US House has passed new youth online safety legislation with federal standards and state flexibility.
- AI agents are not your “coworkers”
A study by Boston University's Emma Wiles found that managers detect 18% fewer errors when AI tools are framed as 'employees' rather than chatbots, leading to misplaced responsibility. Companies like Microsoft and Nvidia are promoting AI agents as digital colleagues, raising concerns about unrealistic expectations and potential blame-shifting in critical sectors.