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AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It
In the study, employees worked at a faster pace, took on a broader scope of tasks, and extended work into more hours of the day, often without being asked to do so. That may sound like a win, but it’s not quite so simple. Thanks Kimberly!
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Feb 101 min read
HOW THE U.S. GOT SO SICK
The health of a nation reflects the health of a democracy.
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Feb 101 min read
U.S. to Repeal Landmark Climate Finding in Huge Regulatory Rollback
Move would reverse legal determination that greenhouse gases threaten public health
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Feb 101 min read
The credential boom is here, but which ones actually help workers?
The credential marketplace has exploded, yet without guardrails, workers face an opaque, high-stakes gamble, where distinguishing value from noise is increasingly urgent.
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Feb 101 min read
Employees who use GenAI the most see the biggest impact
PwC’s global workforce survey shows sizable gains in performance from the technology’s daily users. Related
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Feb 101 min read
A Foreign Policy Worse Than Regime Change
The world is threatened by the U.S. president’s self-absorption and incoherence. Related: Fareed's Take on the shifting winds of nuclear threats
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Feb 101 min read
Why CEOs have stopped talking about A.I.
AMERICA ISN’T READY FOR WHAT AI WILL DO TO JOBS Does anyone have a plan for what happens next?
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Feb 101 min read
More Americans Are Dealing With Memory Decline at Work
Flexible work schedules and technology-based reminders can help those in early stages of cognitive decline and dementia keep working
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Feb 91 min read
The World’s First Viral AI Assistant Has Arrived, and Things Are Getting Weird
We thought AI agents were meant to assist human work. What happens when they start talking to each other?
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Feb 91 min read
Emotions and personality within the Universal Holophren™
DM Good morning. I've incubated for many weeks regarding where emotions and personality may reside within the Universal Holophren™, particularly the human version of it. Before I offer my conjecture, where do you believe these to be (...inclusive of genetic, epigenetic and experiential aspects), based upon our multitudes of prior-related conversations? I also attach the graphical representations to date of both The Universal Holophren and its "human version" (two PDF graphics
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Feb 818 min read
The American and Chinese Economies Are Hurtling Toward a Messy Divorce
The breakup is focused on sensitive matters now considered national-security issues, including semiconductors, food and energy
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Feb 61 min read
Mark Cuban just made a surprising anti‑AI investment. Experts say it could define 2026‘
It’s time we all got off our asses, left the house, and had fun,’ Mark Cuban said in a statement.
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Feb 61 min read
How Jeff Bezos Broke The Washington Post
The paper of record for the nation’s capital cut a third of its staff this week. It didn’t have to be like this.
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Feb 61 min read
You can only truly master one thing, according to Epictetus
The Stoic philosopher argued that most of life is outside our control — but the little we do control defines who we are.
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Feb 61 min read
America Is Losing the Facts That Hold It Together
The U.S. leadership is erasing the country's shared understanding.
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Feb 51 min read
How to Stay Sane in the AI Skills Race
Be strategic, not frantic, when trying to pump up your artificial-intelligence bona fides
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Feb 51 min read
Walmart became a trillion-dollar company by evolving
The world’s largest private employer refused to compromise on profits. That paid off for workers.
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Feb 51 min read
The mechanics of entrepreneurship
A study of centuries of entrepreneurs shows how important collaboration and mutually reinforcing actions are to innovation.
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Feb 51 min read
Significant influencers of current U.S initiatives
The mainstreaming of transgressive ideas is the culmination of a yearslong conservative project.
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Feb 51 min read
What if Labor Becomes Unnecessary?
Perspectives of three economists
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Feb 41 min read
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