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Jabra WorkLife Report Unveils a Productivity Paradox: AI is Giving Workers Time Back, But They’re Not Working Any Less

The new global study of more than 6,000 knowledge workers found frequent AI use is linked to better teamwork and connection, even as 85% of employees report more work in at least one area LOWELL, Mass., Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Jabra, a global leader in professional audio and video solutions, today released WorkLife […]

Jabra WorkLife Report Unveils a Productivity Paradox: AI is Giving Workers Time Back, But They’re Not Working Any Less

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Training Among Us Bots: The Crew That Stopped Fixing the Reactor

I train Among Us bots by self-play: the crew and the impostors are both learners, and they play tens of thousands of games against each other and against saved copies of their earlier selves.

  • Among Us bots trained via self-play with crewmates and impostors competing against each other.
  • Fifth league saw impostors winning more and crew task completion dropping significantly.
  • Crew placed less importance on fixing reactor due to reward system not incentivizing it.

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