“Can you use AI in the mental gym without losing cognitive muscle?“ Coren shared the results of studies that have shown what happens when smart humans – in this instance, Boston Consulting Group consultants, are asked to solve math problems using AI, and then are switched back to solving similar problems without help from AI. The findings? While using AI, the consultants did correctly solve more problems than a control group that did not use AI. But then after using AI for ju

Leadership can be mentally taxing in ways that cause wear and tear we're not consciously aware of right away. And it can change our approach to people in the workplace - we subconsciously do little things to protect ourselves from discomfort, but that get in the way of showing up in the workplace as our best selves. A recent golf (mis)adventure held some lessons.

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