Middle managers are essential for AI success
Companies large and small are scrambling to implement AI in hopes of boosting productivity, while many are also stripping out the very leadership backbone needed to guide that change:…
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Here’s how to make your Enterprise AI a more useful tool
At some point, you’ve likely welcomed a recent college graduate into your business. They’re smart, well-educated, and full of potential—but on day one, they have little understanding of…
Playing it safe is risky business in the age of AI
We’re in the midst of an extraordinary wave of AI-fueled innovation, and no industry will remain untouched. It’s still early days in what promises to be a new technology super cycle. But…
Here’s why genomic sequencing should be a standard of care
For the tens of millions of Americans affected by a rare disease, their genes often hold the key to getting the answers they desperately need; from helping them obtain an accurate…
New demand for familiar crops fuels innovation
For generations, American farms have powered the country’s food, feed, and fuel. Now, crops like corn and soybeans are at the core of homegrown industrial innovation. From adhesives and…
Graphic videos of Charlie Kirk’s killing reach the feeds of unwitting social media users with auto-play
On the afternoon of September 10, shortly after right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated in front of a crowd at Utah Valley University, videos of the Turning Point USA…
How Gen Alpha is set to change the game: What to expect from the next generation
Generation Alpha is poised to redefine industries, reshape digital culture, and drive innovation like never before. Source link
How China’s Propaganda and Surveillance Systems Really Operate
A trove of internal documents leaked from a little-known Chinese company has pulled back the curtain on how digital censorship tools are being marketed and exported globally. Geedge…
Why Verily’s promise of precision health faces precision scrutiny
A whistleblower is suing Alphabet, claiming that Verily, its health tech subsidiary, breached proper protocol for handling the sensitive health data of 25,000 patients. Ryan Sloan, a…
Is Oracle’s stock spike the strongest indicator yet that we’re in an AI bubble?
Even if you only pay a little attention to the business world, it’s been hard to miss Oracle’s phenomenal week. The company’s shares jumped nearly 40% on Wednesday, and CEO Larry Ellison…
Charlie Kirk Was Shot and Killed in a Post-Content-Moderation World
Another TikTok video Degeling shared with WIRED showed a slow-motion, close-up angle of the bullet hitting Kirk’s neck. The tone of the video was conspiratorial: The user who uploaded it…
Economists calculated the cost of Trump’s tariffs for Americans. The numbers are staggering
Tariffs aren’t just bad for business and consumers: They will also increase the number of Americans living in poverty, according to new research. An analysis out this week from the Budget…
Immigration raid at Hyundai battery plant to cause a 2–3 month delay, CEO says
A battery plant co-owned by Hyundai Motor is facing a minimum delay of two to three months following an immigration raid last week, Hyundai’s CEO Jose Munoz said Thursday. The Georgia…
Who qualifies for the Treasury’s ‘no tax on tips’? The answer is complicated
Trump signed off on the “no tax on tips” deduction as part of his “Big, Beautiful Bill” legislation on July 4. But, while the provision had bipartisan support, experts say not all workers…
Brazil generates over one-third of its electricity from wind and solar for the first time
Wind and solar power generated more than a third of Brazil’s electricity in August, the first month on record the two renewable sources have crossed that threshold, according to government…
We can’t “make American children healthy again” without tackling the gun crisis
“When you add all these dimensions, a very huge public health problem,” says Webster. Researchers who study gun violence have been saying the same thing for years. And in 2024, then US…
Income inequality fell and fewer people moved and got married in the U.S. last year
Income inequality dipped, more people had college degrees, fewer people moved to a different home and the share of Asian and Hispanic residents increased in the United States last year,…
Elon Musk gets (briefly) unseated as world’s richest person
The battle among billionaires for bragging rights as the world’s richest person got heated Wednesday with the surprising surge of an old contender: Larry Ellison. In a stunning few minutes…
South Korea confirms 330 detainees released from Georgia facility following massive ICE raid
South Korea’s president said Thursday that Korean companies will likely hesitate to make further investments in the United States unless Washington improves its visa system for their…
Stocks on Wall Street rise ahead of new U.S. inflation data and job numbers
Wall Street pointed toward a third consecutive day of records before the opening bell Thursday ahead of new U.S. data releases on the labor market and inflation. Futures for the S&P 500…
Partnering with generative AI in the finance function
Generative AI is also showing promise in functions like treasury, with use cases including cash, revenue, and liquidity forecasting and management, as well as automating contracts and…
OPEN stock today: Opendoor is on the rise again after it announced a new CEO. Who is Kaz Nejatian?
Shares in meme stock darling Opendoor Technologies (Nasdaq: OPEN) are surging once again after the real estate sales platform announced a new CEO: Kaz Nejatian, the chief operating officer…
The Download: Trump’s impact on science, and meet our climate and energy honorees
Every year MIT Technology Review celebrates accomplished young scientists, entrepreneurs, and inventors from around the world in our Innovators Under 35 list. We’ve just published the 2025…
Research shows humans are far superior to AI on this business task
Artificial intelligence may be booming, but there are some things people can still do better. That’s according to a new study from the University of British Columbia’s Sauder School of…