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Brain rot is the word of the year and we only have ourselves to blame

December 9, 2024

Brain rot is the word of the year and we only have ourselves to blame

by Mark Eltringham • AI, Comment

Emotion tracking tech in the workplace puts people’s wellbeing at risk

December 6, 2024

Emotion tracking tech in the workplace puts people’s wellbeing at risk

by Marvin Gort • AI, News, Wellbeing

These are very early days in our relationship with Generative AI

November 28, 2024

These are very early days in our relationship with Generative AI

by Jo Sutherland • AI, Comment

Majority of ‘digital content creators’ don’t check facts but use likes on social media to gauge reliability of information

November 27, 2024

Majority of ‘digital content creators’ don’t check facts but use likes on social media to gauge reliability of information

by Neil Franklin • AI, News

Third of people hide their use of workplace AI from employers

November 21, 2024

Third of people hide their use of workplace AI from employers

by Neil Franklin • AI

Most PRs and journalists now use generative AI to create content, but keep quiet about it

November 6, 2024

Most PRs and journalists now use generative AI to create content, but keep quiet about it

by Neil Franklin • AI, News

First impressions count, and they’re harder to achieve through a screen

October 17, 2024

First impressions count, and they’re harder to achieve through a screen

by Neil Franklin • News, Technology

Striking the delicate balance of AI regulation and innovation

October 10, 2024

Striking the delicate balance of AI regulation and innovation

by James Fisher • AI, Comment, Technology

Two students just proved that Meta’s new smart glasses are not rose-tinted

October 10, 2024

Two students just proved that Meta’s new smart glasses are not rose-tinted

by Stephanie Fitzgerald • AI, Comment, SF, Technology

Nearly two thirds of people say they couldn’t make it through a work day without looking at their phone

October 3, 2024

Nearly two thirds of people say they couldn’t make it through a work day without looking at their phone

by Neil Franklin • News, Technology

People think AI will help automate mundane tasks but worry about unintended consequences

October 2, 2024

People think AI will help automate mundane tasks but worry about unintended consequences

by Neil Franklin • AI, News

Small businesses are aware of benefits of using AI, but don’t know where to start

September 26, 2024

Small businesses are aware of benefits of using AI, but don’t know where to start

by Neil Franklin • AI, Business, News

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