August 19, 2026 Why founders should never use AI-generated pitch decks BY Leslie Feinzaig I start my work weeks with deck reviews. Every Monday morning, in advance of our weekly fund meeting, I look at all the decks that entrepreneurs submitted through our website in the past week. Every deck gets a rating: “Yes!” means we … Continue reading Why founders should never use AI-generated pitch decks
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Why you should reply to your DMs on LinkedIn
August 13, 2026 Why you should reply to your DMs on LinkedIn BY Kuan-lin F. Liu There’s a saying making the rounds online that LinkedIn has become a mass grave of ghost jobs and AI-generated content. The idea behind it is that Easy Apply jobs receive no responses, AI slop is flooding our feeds, and connections … Continue reading Why you should reply to your DMs on LinkedIn
When marketers should ignore the data
Not every change in a marketing metric deserves a response. Marketers need to separate temporary fluctuations from signals worth acting on. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on August 12, 2026 The availability of more granular, real-time data means marketers can see performance change almost constantly. But more signals also mean more noise, and … Continue reading When marketers should ignore the data
What Fauci’s diary leak should remind employees about privacy at work
August 06, 2026 What Fauci’s diary leak should remind employees about privacy at work BY Ella Chakarian Last month, Anthony Fauci was subpoenaed by Republican Senator Rand Paul regarding the origins of COVID-19 and his broader pandemic policy oversight. Paul has disagreed publicly over the origins of the virus and accused Fauci of a cover-up as … Continue reading What Fauci’s diary leak should remind employees about privacy at work
3 deceptive indicators of leadership potential you should ignore
July 29, 2026 3 deceptive indicators of leadership potential you should ignore BY Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic Leadership may be humanity’s single greatest invention. Long before we developed writing, money, or artificial intelligence, we learned to solve a more fundamental problem: how to coordinate large groups of unrelated individuals around common goals. Virtually every major human achievement, from … Continue reading 3 deceptive indicators of leadership potential you should ignore
Should you take that promotion?
July 26, 2026 Should you take that promotion? BY Tracy Brower Today leadership no longer has the allure it once did. In fact, if you get an opportunity for a promotion, there may be good reasons to think it over carefully. Incredibly, only 6% of respondents in a Deloitte survey of 22,500 millennials and Gen Zers … Continue reading Should you take that promotion?
OpenAI Rogue Models Should Send Warning To Ad Industry
OpenAI Rogue Models Should Send Warning To Ad Industry by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, July 22, 2026 OpenAI disclosed it lost control of two AI models during a cybersecurity test that accidentally breached Hugging Face’s research platform. This incident offers an important warning for advertising agencies and brands considering the use of autonomous AI agents. … Continue reading OpenAI Rogue Models Should Send Warning To Ad Industry
What CMOs should be doing about AI right now
Build AI literacy, rethink team structures and workflows, and prepare your marketing organization for AI-driven change. By Mike Ruff Published on July 21, 2026 According to a June 2026 McKinsey article, 96% of CMOs surveyed agreed with the statement, “I feel excited about the possibilities of AI at work.” Is that excitement translating to … Continue reading What CMOs should be doing about AI right now
Why marketers should measure relationships, not leads
Lead volume shows activity. Relationship-led metrics reveal if marketing improves pipeline quality, win rates, and long-term growth. By Tanya Thorson Published on July 15, 2026 Marketing always treated the funnel like the finish line. Generate the lead. Score the lead. Pass the lead. Report the lead. It looked clean on a dashboard, … Continue reading Why marketers should measure relationships, not leads
Should you still worry about OLED burn-In in 2026?
Should you still worry about OLED burn-In in 2026? Burn-in is often overblown, but understanding the phenomenon is still important. By Alec Hively June 29, 2026 Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) televisions have revolutionized the home viewing experience. By ensuring that every pixel in your display is individually illuminated, OLED screens enhance images … Continue reading Should you still worry about OLED burn-In in 2026?