“Meat proxy” is the worst insult you can hurl at me right now. The term, popularized in August 2026 by the software engineer Niklas Gruhn, refers to a person who takes what artificial intelligence generates and passes it on to another person without r…
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has an optimistic perspective about the potential impact of AI on the American workforce.
In an interview with Fox News on Wednesday, Bezos predicted that productivity gains from AI will allow more families to surviv…
I was writing a book about the perils of recklessly chasing new things when I had an idea: I should interview Tom Hanks.
I had read about how Hanks was an avid typewriter collector, and the typewriter seemed like the perfect foil to today’s f…
Jeff Bezos wrote his first letter to Amazon shareholders in 1997. Amazon had just gone public and Bezos told investors he would be making decisions for the long term and that short term Wall Street reactions would not influence his direction and decis…
Roughly half of the 36.2 million small businesses in the U.S. are currently based out of people’s homes. And the number could be increasing as people have less patience for commuting and adding to their startup expenses. Telecommuting, fortunately, is…
A recruiter reaches out. They tell you you’re a good candidate for a senior role or board seat. The opportunity is plausible, but edging into the too-good-to-be-true zone. That’s exactly what happened over a year ago to an operations executive w…
As organizations race to adopt AI, some are investing in workforce development to complement the technology, while others are shifting resources to tech—and away from people.
According to a recent study by outplacement and executive coaching …
Entry level jobs are an endangered animal, at least in professions exposed to disruption from AI. While new grads are still seeing opportunities in fields like real estate, utilities and construction, the overall hiring market has been brutal: a whopp…
Over six million people in the U.S. live with dementia. By 2050, that number is expected to double.
Yet, even so, the signs of cognitive decline can be difficult to spot.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia, Majid Fotuhi, an…
I was having lunch recently with a dear colleague I used to work with, reminiscing about our early-2000s days at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe, a creative agency with a generation of alumni who loved working there. Genuinely joyful years (#IYKYK). And …
