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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Can Understand Our World

Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, MIT, Science and Environment, Technology
AI is getting smarter and it’s frightening. Models are learning to generate images from captions, meaning they’re getting better at understanding our world.
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Venus

Venus Might Be Our Planet B

Crisis Management, MIT, Science and Environment, Technology
Venus might be our planet B. We need to start visiting Venus as soon as possible to evaluate the possibility of life there.
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Post-Pandemic

Build Your Post-Pandemic Action Plan

Career Growth, Crisis Management, Executive Leadership, Management
Preparing for your post-pandemic action plan is the only way your company will be able to recover from the current situation. Here’s how.
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Alexa

Does Alexa have Children’s Best Interests at Heart?

Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Sciences, Crisis Management, Innovation, MIT, Science and Environment, Technology
Children's worldviews and choices are being heavily influenced by AI algorithms on platforms such as Alexa, TikTok, and YouTube. How can they be protected?
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Psychedelic Research

Psychedelic Research is Back at UC Berkeley

Behavioral Sciences, Government and Public Policy, Science and Environment, University of California, Berkeley
After a gap of 50 years, psychedelic research is back at UC Berkeley with the launch of the UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics.
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selfish

Being Selfish Does Not Get You Ahead

Behavioral Sciences, Inspiration and Motivation, Management, University of California, Berkeley
Is the relative well-being of generations explanation for falling interest rates? Curbing spends affects economic growth and means falling interest rates.
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Is it Time to Make Long-Term Remote Work Plans?

Career Growth, Crisis Management, Executive Leadership, Inspiration and Motivation, Management
While the future of work is uncertain due to the coronavirus pandemic, maybe it is time to think about a long-term remote work plan for your company.
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Economic Growth

The Well-being of Generations and Economic Growth

Economics, Markets and Industries, UCLA
Is the relative well-being of generations explanation for falling interest rates? Curbing spends affects economic growth and means falling interest rates.
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Lasting change

Will the Pandemic Trigger Lasting Change?

Crisis Management, Management, Science and Environment
Yale SOM alumni talk about their professional and personal lives during the global pandemic and if the pandemic will trigger lasting change.
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COVID-19

COVID-19 Immunity, Vaccines, and Reinfection

Science and Environment
Yale SOM’s Prof. Howard P. Forman talks about herd immunity, vaccines, and that case of reinfection in Hong Kong.
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build trust

How to Build Trust in Your Team

Career Growth, Executive Leadership, Management
To build trust in your team is not an easy thing. But it is the most important thing. Here are ways to instill trust in your team as a leader.
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Recycling

Can Recycling Really Work?

Crisis Management, Government and Public Policy, Inspiration and Motivation, Markets and Industries, Science and Environment
Robert Klee, visiting lecturer at Yale, discusses a recycling system that actually works, rather that the current system that has various problems.
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