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By Business Insider on Mar 22, 2023 in: News, Tech, Technology, Research
Researchers found that jobs in tech, finance, and communications are more exposed to the affects of AI than blue-collar jobs like manufacturing.
By Business Insider on Mar 10, 2023 in: News, Running, Research
New research from Adidas finds 92% of women are concerned for their safety while running.
By Business Insider on Feb 28, 2023 in: News, Research, Tech
The research comes as the conversation over how AI, like the buzzy ChatGPT, will impact society has intensified.
By Business Insider on Feb 27, 2023 in: Strategy, Happiness, Research
There are a number of short, beneficial strategies that managers can use to improve employee wellbeing. And they can be done on a shoestring budget.
By Business Insider on Feb 27, 2023 in: Strategy, Research, Twitter, Google, Disney
New research suggests that when employees are let go, it can make other team members are more likely to quit. Twitter, Disney, and Meta — take note.
By Business Insider on Feb 2, 2023 in: News, Research
Demetrius Haley, who is now charged with Nichols' murder, received a written reprimand in November 2021 for failing to report the use of force.
By Business Insider on Jan 30, 2023 in: Strategy, Parenting, Motherhood, Kids, Research
About 40% of US parents say they're worried that their children might struggle with anxiety or depression at some point, according to Pew Research.