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Science & Technology

'We Were Sucked In': How to Protect Yourself from Deepfake Phone Scams.

Phone fraudsters are using AI to clone the voices of loved or trusted people to rip them off. Here's how to detect if the phone is real or robot.

Business News

The 'Barbie' Movie May Have Caused A Global Pink Paint Shortage

The long-anticipated film is slated to hit theaters later this summer.

Latest News

9 Ways to Harness Entrepreneurial Skills in Medicine

Entrepreneurship and medicine may seem like divergent paths, but integrating entrepreneurial skills into medicine can lead to innovative solutions and professional fulfillment.

Culture

Boost Morale With a Low-Cost Golf Party Game

Increase employee retention with a fun game of backyard party golf.

Growing a Business

3 Unexpected Technology Duos That Will Supercharge Your Marketing

Here are a few marketing duos that will transform your marketing and boost your results.

Making a Change

Lacking Balance in Your Business? 5 Ways Automation Can Help You Achieve Peace of Mind

Are you ready to make balance a priority? It's within your reach.

Science & Technology

How Deepfake Tech Could Affect the Journalism Industry

Deepfake technology adds another layer to navigate for journalists, which, if used ethically, could pave the way for new forms of storytelling.

Business News

A Nonprofit Fired Its Staff and Offered Up an Eating Disorder Chatbot — Then It Started Giving Disturbing Advice

A psychologist who specializes in eating disorders received "really contrary" suggestions when testing the bot.

Business News

Read This Terrifying One-Sentence Statement About AI's Threat to Humanity Issued by Global Tech Leaders

The nonprofit Center for AI Safety says new tech has the potential to lead to humanity's extinction.

Business News

Amazon Will Eliminate an Entertaining Service This Summer — But You Won't Get a Refund Unless You Request It

The company hasn't disclosed why it's cutting the feature, but it could indicate a larger issue.

Business News

New York Lawyer Uses ChatGPT to Create Legal Brief, Cites 6 'Bogus' Cases: 'The Court Is Presented With an Unprecedented Circumstance'

The lawyer, who has 30 years of experience, said it was the first time he used the tool for "research" and was "unaware of the possibility that its content could be false."

Science & Technology

AI Is Considered the "Wild West" — Here's How Marketers Can Rein It In and Ensure Ethical Use

Unleashing the transformative power of AI in marketing is a game-changer. Yet, it's crucial for marketers to tread carefully, fully acknowledging the potential risks and ethical considerations involved.

Growing a Business

Turn Crisis into Profit — Why You Should Invest in Distressed Businesses in this Economy

Key lessons and strategies for growing your company through distressed business acquisitions.

Leadership

Are These 17 Biases Affecting You as a Leader? The Answer Is Likely Yes — Here's How to Address Them.

Having biases is an inherent part of being human, but that doesn't mean we don't have the responsibility to manage them and make sure they don't impact the way we lead.