‘A Computer Can Never Be Held Accountable,’ Says IBM. That 1979 Rule Still Holds—So Who Takes the Fall?
A rule from a 1979 IBM manual still applies to modern automation: computers cannot be accountable, so leaders must own
Elon Musk Could Gain a Stake in CNN and CBS. A Media Scholar Says the Biggest Risk Isn’t Direct Control
Paramount is reportedly exploring bringing the Tesla founder into an investor syndicate.
Kraft Heinz CEO Says Legacy Brands Face Cheaper Competition. Leaders Should Ask What Customers Actually Value
Companies should look inwards before they look sideways.
Founders Keep Losing Deals Because They’re Selling Technology, Not the Integration
Here’s the AI mistake costing founders enterprise deals in regulated industries.
Design Actively Shapes Culture
How visual and digital design becomes part of what people recognize as normal.
40th Anniversary Editions of Motörhead’s Orgasmatron Announced
The 40th anniversary of Motörhead’s 1986 album Orgasmatron is being commemorated with various reissues, all expected to ship in November.
Rockstar Unveils $400 Grand Theft Auto VI Collector’s Set — But It Doesn’t Include the Game
At $400, it’s fair to expect Rockstar Games’ newly announced Grand Theft Auto VI collector’s set to at least include
Building a Business Alone? Zoom Has More Tools Than You Think
Zoom is going beyond “You’re on mute.”
Brazilian President Lula Shares Version of Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico Protest Song Amid US Tensions
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has turned to Bad Bunny for his latest reelection campaign message. Lula took
A Study of 1.9 Million People Links ADHD to 3 Gut Problems That Are Easy to Overlook
A major review links ADHD with gastrointestinal symptoms and examines three possible drivers, including medication, eating patterns, and the microbiome.