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Forbes Leadership
MAY 9, 2023
However, behind the sci-fi headlines, companies are increasingly using AI software tools to make hiring and firing decisions. There’s certainly plenty of hype around AI right now. If not used with due care and attention – these have the potential to supercharge workplace discrimination.
Forbes Leadership
JUNE 2, 2023
The $699 so-called "internet of things" device uses Wi-Fi and GPS tracking technology to create a virtual fence for one’s dogs using the companion app on iOS or Android.
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Forbes Leadership
JULY 19, 2022
A dig at corporate traditionalists, his statements — which often seem carved out of a Hollywood sci-fi story —wink at those who seek a break from the past. Yet, despite its originality, Musk’s approach not only reinforces the old business culture but also risks succumbing to it.
Tanveer Nasser
FEBRUARY 24, 2021
Although a big sci-fi fan, I’m not too familiar with A.I., Although a big sci-fi fan, I’m not too familiar with A.I., He's an IBM Master Inventor, and the Chief Innovation Officer at the Irvine School of Law at the University of California. initiatives.How A.I. and the role it might play in our workplaces and society at large.*
Association Now Workplace
JUNE 27, 2022
On top of this, the little things that were once standard—connecting to Wi-Fi, or gaining entry to your office—may now take up time. If you don’t prepare for these changes, you might find yourself routinely late for work and, despite good intentions, with a bad reputation among coworkers. Today’s tip: Review your commute timing.
Scott Elbin
JANUARY 24, 2023
Now that most professionals have seen that they can do the content of their work just fine from wherever they have a wi-fi connection, mandating return to the office policies without demonstrating the value add of doing that is a sure way to “lose the room.”
Zenefits
JANUARY 6, 2023
Before going to bed at night, turning off the Wi-Fi (if no one else in the household is using it). Dr. Stout says that Wi-Fi is known to emit a strong electromagnetic pulse that disrupts sleep. Picking a regular time each night to power down their phone and stay unplugged for at least 12 hours.
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