Almost every AI headline this year has been about some aspect of the digital layer of work, from agents that write code, to models that take notes on conference calls. Meanwhile, the same employees who are using AI to get remarkably efficient on their laptops are walking into their real-world offices where none of that efficiency exists. The trouble with the AI conversation over the past couple of years is that it's stayed almost entirely indoors, and I mean that in a very literal sense. It's…
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