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The Fed welcomes a 'soft landing' even if many Americans don't feel like cheering
"How much unemployment or slowdown in growth should we be willing to accept to shorten the length of time that inflation is too high?"
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How self-driving cars get help from humans hundreds of miles away
"It may be cheaper just to pay a driver to sit in the car and drive it."
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No more burnout: how to fight back, find time and not let technology win
"I found that imposter thoughts helped you rise to the challenge when you had more to do."
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How ‘green’ electricity from wood harms the planet — and people
Many nations have embraced burning wood pellets to produce electricity — under the assumption that it is carbon neutral. But research shows this approach can boost greenhouse-gas emissions and threate
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MIT professor Deborah Ancona on how family ghosts end up in the executive suite
"Family ghosts are those attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs that we take from childhood and bring with us into the executive suite."
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Paris Olympics are the first in history to achieve gender parity
"You also have to be cognizant of how far women have come and how far they still have to go. The percentages are not the whole picture."
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10 reasons why AI may be overrated
"A lot of people in the industry don't recognize how versatile, talented, and multifaceted human skills and capabilities are."
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How 'green' electricity from wood harms the planet — and people
John Sterman and co-authors found that this substitution could exacerbate climate change until at least 2100.
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Data breaches have become a fact of modern life. How concerned should Americans be?
If there are enemy aircraft dropping bombs you expect the government to do something. With cyberattacks you're largely on your own.
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What AI is doing to campaigns
When it comes to actually persuading voters, the efficacy of microtargeting is difficult to determine.