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| | | | | Anxiety about the rapid rise of generative AI is not irrational. In fact, it is deeply logical. Our nervous system is designed to react to sudden change and perceived threats, and the impact of this technology on our work lives certainly fits the mold. But unpacking your anxiety can be a leadership superpower if you approach it thoughtfully. First, understand the three main reasons why AI makes you anxious; then you can tap into tools to take action that are in line with your values. What you discover may not singlehandedly change the trajectory of AI in your organization or society. But it will give you the ability to find clarity in who you are and how you want to lead and act, even when the future is uncertain. | |
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gizmodo.com
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| | | | | Six months after a White House press conference, Stargate reportedly hasn't secured any data center deals. | |
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whatworks.news
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| | | | | Penelope "Penny" Muse Abernathy, a visiting professor at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, arguably launched a movement with her path-breaking research on "news deserts" and the forces undermining community newspapers across the nation. Abernathy, a former executive with The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, was also Knight Chair in Journalism and... | |
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