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92 Cursed AI Images That Might Just Fuel Your Next Nightmares

People love to hate generative artificial intelligence, and we’re here for it. Recent research shows that more people are concerned than excited about AI use. Meanwhile, internet users are calling out the most egregious artificial intelligence slop that looks like it was produced in a data center right out of…

The hidden shortage threatening the AI boom - how to prepare for what comes next

The hidden shortage threatening the AI boom - how to prepare for what comes next

AI data center power shortage: The AI boom's next frontier is electricity, shifting focus from models and GPUs to the immense power needed for data centers. As AI demand surges, reliable and affordable energy is becoming a critical constraint, forcing companies to rethink infrastructure and secure long-term power contracts. This…

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79 Beautifully Crafted Woodworking Projects That Are Straight-Up Impressive (New Pics)

79 Beautifully Crafted Woodworking Projects That Are Straight-Up Impressive (New Pics)

It still boggles our minds how many skilled craftspeople there are on Earth. Honestly, it’s inspiring. And it’s proof that with enough focus, persistence, and discipline, you can learn practically anything. But some people take things a step further. They walk out of their comfort zones to hone their skills…

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Taylor Swift and 'productive paranoia': HBR breaks down the hustle and mindset that built a $1.6b net worth and a generational musician

Taylor Swift’s latest playbook comes to life with The Life of a Showgirl, blending cinematic premieres, limited-edition drops, and direct-to-fan commerce to extend the billion-dollar “Swift Inc.” model.

IT Professional Warns Karen Of What Her Request Means, She Only Realizes When She’s Called In By The COO

How bad at management do you have to be to ignore so many warnings from your employees?

First, AI flooded the internet with slop, now it's destroying work, too – this is how you use AI and still be a stellar employee

AI workslop is overrunning the workplace, and we need to do something about it – fast.

87 Painfully Spot-On Work Memes To Enjoy On Your 3rd Coffee Break

How about a break from work with a cup of coffee and some funny memes?

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“You’re Not Intimidating, You’re Just Tall And Loud”: 47 Comebacks To Entitled Bosses

“You’re Not Intimidating, You’re Just Tall And Loud”: 47 Comebacks To Entitled Bosses

Standing up for yourself like this is something to be proud of.

Mouse Shakers, Power Naps: Corporate America Fights 'Keyboard Fraud'

Mouse Shakers, Power Naps: Corporate America Fights 'Keyboard Fraud'

A US banking giant fired more than a dozen employees for "simulating keyboard activity," highlighting a battle within productivity-obsessed corporate America to tame a culture of faking work with gizmos such as mouse jigglers.

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Are you a curious worker? You’re probably getting on your boss’ nerves

Are you a curious worker? You’re probably getting on your boss’ nerves

Interestingly, curious employees who were politically skilled were not seen as pesty rule breakers by their boss.

Are chief sustainability officers ready to evolve?

Are chief sustainability officers ready to evolve?

Increasingly, CSOs need the authority, reporting lines, and true impact to succeed and thrive.

3 signs your new employee will boomerang back to their old job

3 signs your new employee will boomerang back to their old job

Boomerang workers have been on the rise as more people regret joining the Great Resignation. Here's how to prevent your new employee from becoming one.

Rihanna’s assessment that work-life balance is ‘almost impossible’ is commonly felt by high performers—here's why

Rihanna’s assessment that work-life balance is ‘almost impossible’ is commonly felt by high performers—here's why

Research shows that high performers are struggling with work-life balance because they're highly impacted by “microstress.” Find out what it is and how to cope.

Remote workers who moved to Tulsa for $10,000 don’t want to leave

Remote workers who moved to Tulsa for $10,000 don’t want to leave

Low cost of living, free desk space, and ample community engagement has made the 5-year-old program a roaring success.

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Employees and managers are split on this one factor of remote work that affects productivity

Employers are asking their workers to return to the office in the name of productivity. But employees disagree on how productive they are when in the office—and risk being fired if they don’t show up.

The 'Great Resignation' isn’t going anywhere—at least among baby boomers

During the Great Recession, workforce participation among the 55-and-older cohort grew 1%. The past three years have seen a 1.9% decline among boomers.

Balloch's Oban Duncan steps up to F4 Powerboat class for 2022 season

The 16-year-old, who is backed by Clyde Outboards and HBR, will step into F4 from the GT15 class that she’s dominated in recent years, and expects it to be a tough learning curve.

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