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April 13, 2025 Why the best time to solve problems might be the middle of the night BY Alina Dizik Waking up in the middle of the night used to spike my anxiety. I’d panic about losing sleep, which would only lead to more lost sleep, and more panic, until I wore myself out or the … Continue reading Why the best time to solve problems might be the middle of the night
March 30, 2025 How you might be sabotaging yourself when you negotiate BY Pavithra Mohan It can be difficult to assert yourself during a negotiation. You may feel emotional about the process, especially if you are countering a lower offer than you expected or are nervous about being up against a seasoned negotiator. Or perhaps you’re … Continue reading How you might be sabotaging yourself when you negotiate
November 18, 2024 Tesla stock rises, Uber and Lyft fall, after report that Trump might be friendly to self-driving cars The EV maker, led by key Trump advisor Elon Musk, recently showed off an autonomous vehicle called the Cybercab. BY Michael Grothaus Shares in Tesla, Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) are rising in premarket trading this morning after … Continue reading Tesla stock rises, Uber and Lyft fall, after report that Trump might be friendly to self-driving cars
Siri might ignore commands spoken in Apple commercials soon Selective hearing is a great feature for a voice assistant. anna washenko Fri, Nov 8, 2024 Billy Steele for Engadget Voice assistants have a reputation for finicky activation, such as responding to their prompts that are spoken in an ad. Apple may have … Continue reading Siri might ignore commands spoken in Apple commercials soon
November 03, 2024 When the best choice might not be between two things By whitewashing the lesser of two evils, we condition ourselves to indulge in the black-and-white thinking that discourages creativity. BY Yonason Goldson Type “biggest monopolies today” into your Google search bar and click.?What can you expect to find near the top of … Continue reading When the best choice might not be between two things
August 15, 2024 Personality tests might be derailing your leaders There’s a surge in organizations turning to personality tests to assess and develop leadership. Although they can reveal crucial insight, they can just as easily be misused. BY Matt Paese “I honestly don’t know how I became this person.” This anguished remark came as a newly … Continue reading Personality tests might be derailing your leaders
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New genAI capabilities with Pega GenAI Blueprint and its AI copilot Knowledge Buddy sit alongside Pega’s long standing investment in statistical and predictive AI decisioning. Kim Davis on June 12, 2024 This week, CRM and BPM software company Pega announced new generative AI capabilities, including enhancements to its new product, Blueprint, and to its … Continue reading What Pega GenAI tools might mean for marketers
OpenAI, Apple Agreement Might Override Privacy Concerns by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 6, 2024 Never a day goes by when companies fail to mention artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI (AI), or artificial general intelligence (AGI) in an announcement. One expected next week could change everything. Apple is expected to announce a partnership with … Continue reading OpenAI, Apple Agreement Might Override Privacy Concerns
