July 19, 2024 Most Americans think the rich don’t pay their fair share of taxes—but Trump wants to lower them even more Plans to extend and expand Trump-era tax cuts would largely benefit the wealthy. BY Marcus Baram In the first presidential debate of 2024, tax policy—and who it really benefits in this country—were among the issues most … Continue reading Most Americans think the rich don’t pay their fair share of taxes—but Trump wants to lower them even more
June 11, 2024 If you think failure is the secret to success, you’re wrong. Here’s why According to psychologists, failure doesn’t actually make you stronger—and that perception can even be damaging. BY Shalene Gupta When we fail, we tell ourselves there’s a silver lining: that failure is a necessary stepping stone for success. Thomas Edison wrote … Continue reading If you think failure is the secret to success, you’re wrong. Here’s why
March 12, 2024 Bosses, your company is not as highly trusted as you think it is A wide-ranging new survey from PwC shows top executives are increasingly out of touch when it comes to trust from their customers and employees. BY Shalene Gupta To paraphrase the Nobel Prize-winning economist Kenneth Arrow, virtually every transaction has … Continue reading Bosses, your company is not as highly trusted as you think it is
March 10, 2024 CEO of Deloitte Consulting: Workers aren’t as scared of AI as you might think ‘Fast Company’ spoke with Dan Helfrich, CEO of Deloitte Consulting, about worker sentiment around AI, worker surveillance, and how we can all adapt in the age of AI. BY STEPHANIE VOZZA Whether you turn on the … Continue reading CEO of Deloitte Consulting: Workers aren’t as scared of AI as you might think
By Clint Rainey January 30, 2024 Google invented Google Maps. Apple gave us the iPod. Microsoft introduced PowerPoint. In each case, these technologies began elsewhere—as an idea generated by a startup that was perfected by a new owner with greater resources. Corporate America is full of fat piles of cash being dropped to snatch … Continue reading Big Tech companies like Google and Microsoft aren’t as innovative as you think. Here’s why
By Jessica Bursztynsky November 18, 2023 OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman was fired on Friday from his role as leader of the artificial intelligence company. After an attempt by investors over the weekend to get Altman rehired failed, OpenAI’s biggest investor, Microsoft, announced that it had hired him to lead a new AI research division. … Continue reading Who is OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, and what does he think about the future of AI and ChatGPT?
In A Blow To Big Tech, Many Americans Think Regulation Is A Good Idea by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, September 20, 2023 In the midst of one of the biggest tech trials — Google vs. the U.S. government, which got underway last week — 60% of Americans participating in a survey believe companies such … Continue reading In A Blow To Big Tech, Many Americans Think Regulation Is A Good Idea
How U.S. Consumers Really Think About Online Privacy by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 21, 2023 Tinuiti found that 88% of respondents to its recent survey believe technology powered by artificial intelligence will heighten privacy concerns in the future. The findings from the third annual privacy study looked at attitudes that shape online behavior and preferences … Continue reading How U.S. Consumers Really Think About Online Privacy
Agency Forms AI Marketing Lab Think Tank by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 9, 2023 Aimclear, an independent tech and digital marketing agency, has created a marketing lab and think tank focused on artificial intelligence (AI). The AI Marketing Lab within the agency will focus on research to track emerging AI capabilities and platforms. The company … Continue reading Agency Forms AI Marketing Lab Think Tank
Before you build your own marketing software or buy and customize one, learn the potential pitfalls of each approach and how to avoid them. Greg Krehbiel on December 2, 2022 When marketing software doesn’t do exactly what you need it to do, you’re faced with a choice: Buying something that’s not exactly what you want … Continue reading Marketing software: Think three times before you customize
