Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic For most of the past decade, discussions about AI and jobs have focused on the impact of entry-level roles. Most notably, we worry about call-center agents being replaced by chatbots, analysts displaced by algorithms, or junior coders assisted into...

Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Dorie Clark Generative AI has made it possible for individuals to perform tasks that once required entire teams. Today, a single marketer can produce campaign assets, analyze data, and generate content at scale. A product manager can prototype, test, and iterate without...

Indrabati Lahiri AI companies using archived news content could be a major violation of copyright laws, especially in the midst of active lawsuits against companies such as OpenAI and Perplexity. Around 245 global news organisations across nine countries are attempting...

Callie Holtermann Think young people are charging eagerly into an A.I.-mediated future? Think again. More than half of Gen Z-ers living in the United States use generative artificial intelligence regularly, but their feelings about the technology are souring, according to...

Himanshu Palsule, Till Leopold As we head into 2026 and another World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos in January, we need to recognize as leaders and society that we have passed a critical inflection point. The convergence of multiple...

Sasha Havlicek, Daniel Dobrygowski The ability to critically engage with information is more important than ever. From viral falsehoods and deepfakes to emotionally manipulative content designed to mislead or divide, the information environment has become increasingly complex and opaque. In...

 Eduardo Souza Transforming urban buildings into clean energy plants is a bold and powerful strategy to combat the climate crisis, reduce dependence on centralized grids, and promote more resilient, sustainable cities. Since 2010, cities have been responsible for over 75% of global electricity...