If Waymo cars are Level 4 automation, what does it take to be a Level 5? It’s less about an autonomous vehicle’s capabilities and more about what conditions it can operate in. By Novak Božovic Aug. 22, 2026 Karolis Kavolelis/Shutterstock Seeing a car move through city traffic with no one in the driver’s … Continue reading If Waymo cars are Level 4 automation, what does it take to be a Level 5?
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?
Bots Take Lead, AI Traffic Surpasses Humanity’s by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, June 17, 2026 Automated traffic, artificial intelligence (AI)-based agents and searches are growing eight times faster than human traffic, according to Microsoft data. The company said the number of AI-driven sessions it monitored in 2025 tripled. Supporting this growth, Microsoft announced four … Continue reading AI Traffic Surpasses Human Web Activity As Bots Take Lead
Barry Diller’s People Incorporated seeks to take MGM private in $18B deal Suswati Basu Barry Diller’s People Incorporated has made a move to take MGM Resorts International private, putting forward a cash offer of $ 48.30 a share for the stock it does not already own. The proposal, revealed Monday (June 1), values … Continue reading Barry Diller’s People Incorporated seeks to take MGM private in $18B deal
AI mandates without structure are creating workslop across marketing teams. Here’s how to build a smarter adoption strategy. By Ana Mourão Published on May 21, 2026 AI is now the main driver of increased martech budgets, but the adoption of AI tells a different story. Research on martech performance finds that only 49% … Continue reading Marketing teams must own AI, or workslop will take over
April 11, 2026 Take some tips from ‘hypermilers’ to maximize fuel efficiency BY Emily Guy Birken Filling up your gas tank didn’t always require a second mortgage. But since the onset of the war in Iran, global oil prices have soared–and we’re the ones paying for it at the gas station. And nobody knows this better … Continue reading Take some tips from ‘hypermilers’ to maximize fuel efficiency
April 08, 2026 This is the biggest risk a company can take in the age of AI BY Rob Fisher and Jeanne Johnson It feels like a “hit-the-brakes” economy, with warning lights flashing everywhere: inflation pressures, AI disruptions, upside-down business models, and a persistent sense that some new market surprise or geopolitical tempest is waiting around the … Continue reading This is the biggest risk a company can take in the age of AI
March 11, 2026 Workers are too afraid of layoffs to take PTO BY Jared Lindzon Spring break season is in full swing, and summer vacations will be here before you know it. Layoff fears, however, have some Americans forgoing their paid time off (PTO) just when they need it the most—but experts warn pushing themselves won’t … Continue reading Workers are too afraid of layoffs to take PTO
March 05, 2026 Why I take founders on a 3-mile hike before writing a check BY Sandesh Patnam My team often jokes about the “Vulcan Mind Meld.” They say I need to share a brain with a founder before we can write a check. They aren’t wrong, but the process isn’t science fiction. It’s usually just … Continue reading Why I take founders on a 3-mile hike before writing a check
Alabama class action lawsuit aims to take down sports betting push by Kalshi Joel Loynds Suswati Basu A class action lawsuit has been filed in Alabama against Kalshi over what the plaintiffs claim is an illegal sports wagering website. Alabama is notoriously strict with its gambling laws, with it outright banned … Continue reading Alabama class action lawsuit aims to take down sports betting push by Kalshi
