Good leadership, respect and working from home are crucial for job satisfaction. Employers must understand these truths or risk losing their workforce, warn Miriam Meckel and Marcus Heidbrink.
Big companies know many of our preferences. But when single corporations know better what people want than these people themselves, we should become suspicious.
Governments and the industry seldom put Google & Co. in their place. However, some of the tech companies' employees have a different attitude. Take Meredith Whittaker, an expert in artificial intelligence.
The emotional debate about "Woke Capitalism" prevents a fruitful discussion. Yet it is hardly more than a new term for an old but still very timely concept.
The hype around the metaverse is here. But our real world, enriched by artificial intelligence, can equally be an alternative to this virtual second world.
If we want to keep up to speed in an increasingly complex world, we know that we need to enrich and expand our human intelligence. We can do that with the help of artificial intelligence.
Nigerian-Canadian researcher Deborah Raji audits software that can destroy people’s lives, which doesn’t always go down well with the companies producing it.
Given what we know about climate change impacts, employees with sustainability know-how will be essential to decarbonizing our economies.
In the metaverse, people will move around with not one but many avatars.
Read moreEurope wants to rearm. It should do the same thing when it comes to innovation because innovation is the Achilles’ heel of autocrats.
Read moreOuter space is set to become the next frontier of military competition. A new international treaty that sets limits on what can be done with weapons in orbit is urgently needed.
Read moreThe virus has turned our everyday working lives upside down. In the new world of hybrid work, managers need more empathy and mindfulness, argues Marianne Janik, new chair of the board of management at Microsoft Germany, in this guest article.
Read moreTim Leberecht and Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, the author of "Shorter: Work Better, Shorter, and Less", talk about the future of rest and work.
Read moreWe must learn how to deal with the global war on information because the war against disinformation is equivalent to the war with weapons.
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