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Tether was playing a risky game, a new Celsius suit reveals
"Tether does not operate under a framework that would limit what the directors of the company can and cannot do."
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How to take proper breaks from work
The ability to choose when and where you work suits lots of people. But it has also created the impression that you are always contactable.
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A new public database lists all the ways AI could go wrong
"What our database is saying is, the range of risks is substantial, not all of which can be checked ahead of time."
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Paris Olympics: Controversy and clarity for women
"Beyond the big numbers, female athletes competed on their own terms."
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The Who, What, and Where of AI Adoption in America
It’s not hard to find headlines that suggest artificial intelligence is taking over the business world, but the reality looks different.
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How Continuous Learning Keeps Leaders Relevant in the Age of AI
The ability to engage in nuanced decision-making can help humans stay employable as artificial intelligence and machine learning continue to ascend.
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What's Next for Generative AI: Household Chores and More
Generative AI can create novel and realistic content such as text, images, music, video, and code. It is already transforming the digital world, but what about the physical world?
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Why are some nations richer?
This year's economics Nobel went to a trio of researchers whose work focuses on the importance of strong institutions for an economy.
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Three receive Nobel in economics for research on global inequality
"Democracy needs to work harder. Many people feel like they don’t have a voice — and that’s not what democracy promises."
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Trio of economists wins Nobel prize for work on wealth of nations
Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson commended for advancing understanding of inequality.