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Why our brains crave beauty, art and nature
"Whether you're good at given artistic field or not is absolutely irrelevant to the neuroaesthetic benefits."
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For an AI lesson, India must look back — 300 years
Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson glean insights for the interplay of machine and labor by comparing the age of AI to the early industrial rev.
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For contract workers, saving for retirement can be daunting. Here's how to get started.
Contract workers often struggle to save for retirement. And there are droves of them — now making up more than 1 in 10 US workers.
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How equitable are 401(k) plans?
"It's all about how much you can afford to contribute and how much you choose to contribute."
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Impact of climate change on productivity: research by Namrata Kala of MIT
For associate professor Namrata Kala, India continues to be a research focus to understand how climate change affects companies.
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4 industries at high risk for AI job disruption: McKinsey
Research found most at-risk jobs lack a clear case for AI automation. "This indicates a more gradual integration of AI into various sectors."
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Gather robust employee feedback with discovery groups
"Discovery groups should not be mistaken for gripe sessions. ... the people closest to the problems are also closest to the solutions."
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Unflagged truths: The role of factual content in fueling vaccine hesitance - a reexamination
Deliberately false Facebook posts are less damaging than unflagged vaccine-skeptical content, leading to vaccine hesitancy.
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For financial advisors, is AI a job taker or maker?
"To achieve performance that rivals the best human advisors, we need to incorporate selection, evolution, and fitness into the ongoing training."
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Why you might be hiring engineers too soon
"Routine maintenance becomes difficult without institutional knowledge, which is often lost with a freelancer, contractor, or dev shop."