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- Healing the Invisible Scars of Gen Z’s Over-Sanitized World
A trip to the emergency room helped me realize my generation is in trouble—and that we can’t give in to defeatism about our chronic health issues
- Three Reasons AI Is Now More Reliable Than Ever
By their nature, AI models hallucinate and generate inconsistent answers—so why are they suddenly useful enough to get real work done?
- Is America Losing Its Will to Work?
From the War on Poverty to ‘quiet quitting,’ have we stopped appreciating the value of honest labor?
- In Retirement, He Found a New Passion: Helping the Hungry
A former cruise-line consultant married his corporate experience and culinary interests to launch a nonprofit food-pantry distribution network
- The Unexpected Joy of Talking to Strangers as I Get Older
Having a connection with another person—even a momentary one—is worth the risk of appearing foolish to the people around me
- How to Navigate a Wealth Divide Between Friends
Money disparities can cause problems in a relationship. But they don’t have to.
- The Boomers Are Turning 80. Now They Want to Change Old Age.
The number of octogenarians is growing and they have big ideas for spending, healthcare and housing
- The CEO Preaching Straight Talk About AI and Job Losses
Verizon’s Dan Schulman is all in on AI, but he warns that it is time for business leaders to acknowledge its disruptive potential Quick Summary Verizon’s Dan Schulman has predicted 20% to 30% unemployment within two to five years due to AI, and urges other CEOs to be candid about its disruptive force. Verizon created a $20 million career-transition fund for the “age of AI” after beginning to lay off 13,000 workers last year. A March Quinnipiac University survey found 55% of U.S. adults believe AI will bring more harm than good, up from 44% last year.
- The philosopher trying to teach ethics to AI developers
Philosopher Meghan Sullivan says this crisis isn't just felt by the average person who feels like AI is happening to them . On recent trips to Silicon Valley, she has spoken with many AI developers who feel conflicted. "Around here, as a result of this ubiquity of artificial intelligence, a whole lot of people are having these philosophical questions and crises right now, which make them really fun to talk to," Sullivan says.
- Using ancient philosophy to cope with your modern problems
Philosopher Meghan Sullivan says during tough times ancient wisdom can serve as a guide. From politics to religion to AI, she poses big questions to help you find out what the good life means today.
- WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT BILLIONAIRES AT JEFF BEZOS’S PRIVATE RETREAT
For the richest men on Earth, everything is free and nothing matters.
- How to Revive the Art of Hanging Out
Modern life makes it harder to seek out places to just be, but it’s not impossible.