AI Is Leaving the Screen and Changing the Physical World Robots, factories, security: AI is going physical.
I Made My Most Important AI Agent Take an Exam. It Failed First teach it. Then test it. Then trust it.
Memory Loss Is Not Always the First Sign of Dementia. Doctors Say to Watch for These 8 Eating Changes Neurologists say certain changes tied to eating can signal cognitive decline—even when your memory remains intact.
Sylvester Stallone Refused a Fortune for Rocky. The Reason Matters to Every Founder With a Vision Before you chase success, define what it means.
A New Employee Was Reprimanded for Drinking 1 Cup of Coffee a Day. An Expert Says the Drink Isn’t the Real Problem The incident sparked a debate about office culture, micromanagement, and making new hires feel welcome.
Zapier CEO Wade Foster Built a ‘Robot Staff.’ It Briefs Him, Challenges Him, and Drafts His Emails From automated briefings to a seven-agent hiring council, Foster says his systems save him 2 hours a day and protect
This Billionaire Had a Root Canal Without Novocaine to ‘See If He Was a Badass.’ You Don’t Have to Go Nearly That Far Want to develop greater mental fortitude? Want to prove something to yourself? Small challenges work as well as crazy ones.
The Biggest Mistake Founders Make Isn’t Fundraising. It’s Choosing the Wrong Incentive From investor selection to product quality, a founder’s core motivation often matters more than any growth strategy.
Founders Are Sending Bots to Their One-on-Ones in Their Place. Execs Call It a Management Failure Four CMOs in one advisory practice haven’t spoken to their founder in over a month. Here’s what was lost.
Could Better Mental Health Start With the Gut? Scientists Found Specific Pathways to Test A study of 61 healthy women found region-specific associations between microbial pathways, brain chemistry, anxiety, depression, and sleep quality.