Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is developing even faster than you think. The technology is now used in various industries, and the possibilities seem limitless.

This article argues that the US policy of deterring North Korean aggression against the South—by threatening a devastating counterattack—is working.

Many tech companies are responding to current economic conditions by dramatically reducing the number of employees.

A junior employer who failed to shut down the servers running The NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) resulted in a significant fluctuation of prices among some company shares—these companies are now likely to seek compensation.

In this review of a book about the management consultants McKinsey, the Sydney Morning Herald notes that McKinsey engages in a whole raft of very dubious practices.

Labels might seem mundane, but they can be far from harmless as they imply a value judgement about the person labelled and can result in people being treated in a way that is both prejudical and fails to use their actual skills.

While emotional intelligence (EI) isn’t always necessary to get ahead in life, the absence of these skills will make managing and leading people more difficult.

The exercise aims to demonstrate to adversaries such as Iran and China that Washington is not too distracted by the Ukraine war to mobilize a large military force and that Israel is a trusted partner.

Poland is one of Ukraine’s staunchest supporters among NATO members—and now that Germany has agreed to allow German-made Leopard Tanks to be sent to Ukraine, Poland is planning to send sixty of its Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

Survey results HILDA (Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia) confirm that working from home is widespread, is probably here to stay but that it can be discriminatory towards women