The Future of Computers Is the Mind of a Toddler

ByBloomberg.com June 12, 2015February 24, 2021

The future of computers is upon us, with artificial intelligence innovation initiatives from companies such as Facebook, Google and China’s Baidu. In an attempt to create next-level artificial intelligence that mimics the human brain, they first need to figure out how our own minds work. So, in order to do this, some of the world’s top researchers are turning to neuroscience for inspiration in their endeavors to rethink how machines store information…

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Trust in the Workplace

ByEY July 14, 2016April 9, 2021

EY research report coined “Global Generations 3.0” has revealed that less than half of full-time workers fully trust their employer, boss or colleagues. The online survey of over 9,800 full-time workers, age 19-68, at companies of varying sizes in various countries, explored a wide variety of areas relevant to (the lack of) trust in the…

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Has Apple peaked?

ByEconomist.com February 5, 2013April 8, 2021

The word according to The Economist is that the world’s most valuable firm may be past its prime. Indeed, stiffer competition in smartphones and tablets from the likes of Samsung has spooked investors in Apple. The two factors that have contributed largely to Apple’s decline, namely the death of Steve Jobs and Apple’s fantastic profit margins…

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Adam Grant: The surprising habits of original thinkers

ByTED April 21, 2016April 9, 2021

Organizational psychologist Adam Grant has been studying the dynamics of success and productivity in the workplace for years. In this unique TED talk, “The surprising habits of original thinkers”, Grant expounds on how creative thinkers come up with great ideas and take action to put them out into the world. At the core of this talk however,…

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The other side of paradise

ByEconomist.com January 25, 2016April 7, 2021

According to the Economist, things are not exactly as they seem at most glamorous tech startups that offer illusory extravagant perks to their employees. While software firms are supposed to be a paradise for “talent” – showering workers with fabulous salaries and perks to the likes of cooked food, on-site gyms and yoga classes – there exists…

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Sony’s Lost Generation Risks Push to Restore Walkman Mojo

ByBloomberg.com October 2, 2013February 24, 2021

Sony is pushing out engineers like some kind of bargain sale – engineers behind hit products who’ve left due to a decade of cost cuts that soured a once-celebrated culture of risk-taking. The “brain drain”, as it’s called, threatens the mission to resuscitate the iconic brand that once gave us compact discs, Trinitron color TVs and the Walkman….

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The sleepwalkers

ByEconomist.com June 4, 2013April 7, 2021

In the midst of the Euro-crisis, the Economist means that no news is bad news. The worst of the crisis seems to over, and gone are the panic-stricken sessions of last year. Today, Europe’s leaders note, reform is under way across most of the euro zone and some southern European countries are regaining their competitiveness….

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