Satya Nadella Transformed Microsoft’s Culture by Changing 2 Words Leaders Used

This group is missing out on crucial AI safety conversations. How can we keep individuals safe from the dangers AI presents? The answer to this ever-present question often focuses on training and education initiatives for children in school or adults at work. But what about the people who don’t go to either? Seniors with no kids at home and who retired from the workforce are often being left to flounder when it comes to AI. Digital immigrants, as they’re sometimes called , have to contend with a world where AI is slipping into every crevice while missing out on opportunities.

Do you need a new job or do you need a break. Anu Bharadwaj was a rising star at Atlassian, but just two years into her role, she was ready to quit. Exhausted from long hours and constant pressure, Bharadwaj walked into her boss’s office to resign. Instead, he made her a counteroffer: Take a year off to do whatever she wanted and if she decided to return to tech, the door at Atlassian would remain open. Anu spent the year as far away from tech as possible, devoting her time to her longtime passion for wildlife conservation. She ultimately.

Hershey CEO Kirk Tanner on GLP-1s, AI, and keeping an iconic brand relevant. The second a brand like Hershey stops being culturally relevant, says CEO Kirk Tanner, you should be worried. So he explains exactly what he’s doing to make sure that never happens. Tanner also reveals why GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) users are actually good for the candy business, how AI is now routing Hershey’s sales force in real time through Target and Walmart, and all the ways an iconic brand finds new energy. This is an abridged transcript of an interview from Rapid Response , hosted by former Fast.

I was lonely and working 15-hour days in the US. Moving to the Philippines gave me a community. Britt McAlister said he tried pickleball and church, but found it hard to form genuine friendships in the US.

Cars have become unaffordable for many Americans. Here’s what the numbers show. At today’s prices and rates, even the average used vehicle can exceed some commonly used affordability measures.

Hormel Is Betting $1.06 Billion on Chicken. The Deal Goes Far Beyond Grocery Shelves. As the country’s protein obsession grows, Hormel is doubling down on chicken with a new major deal.