The rapid integration of AI systems into everyday business operations has left many insurers wondering: Who pays when an AI makes a mistake?
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When work was drying up for freelance writer Megan Carnegie, she found herself compulsively hopping between apps and social media. “LinkedIn, WhatsApp, emails—and it was just terrible for my focus,” she says. “I was anxious about getting work.”
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Below, Ben Rein shares five key insights from his new book, Why Brains Need Friends: The Neuroscience of Social Connection.
Ben is an award-winning neuroscientist who has spent a decade studying the biology of social interaction. He is the chi…
Today’s job market is more ruthless than ever, leaving many desperately clinging to their roles amid mass layoffs and side-eyeing the competition.
In such environments, a rival colleague or workplace nemesis may make themselves known. Watchin…
The fastest-growing skill in U.S. job listings is “AI fluency,” seeing a sevenfold increase in two years.
About €5 trillion in capital investment could flow annually into cleantech in 2035. How can European companies capture a major share of that value amid strong global competition?
Lately, at every networking event or leadership roundtable, I’m hearing the same things on repeat.
CEOs are focused on growth in an uncertain context. HR leaders are worried about retention and employee burnout. Managers are trying to figure out ho…
The average U.S. employee clocks nearly 21 full business days working from their phone each year. That’s according to new research from Adobe Acrobat, who surveyed over 1,000 full-time employees on their habits and opinions around work phone etiquette…
OpenAI’s Foxconn deal ties US data center hardware into its $500B Stargate buildout and $1.4T spend, raising fresh questions about risk and an AI bubble.
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