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Sustainability: Is the Mount Everest gridlock a metaphor for our planet?
The pictures that emerged this past week of the long line of climbers waiting their turn to get to the summit of the tallest mountain on our planet was staggering to behold. This is perhaps the most remote and inhospitable … Continue reading
Our increasingly technologically-driven world needs humans at the helm, and not just techies
We keep being told that automation is going to impact virtually everything in our lives. Work, shopping, communicating, driving, health care, you name it. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and biotech are going to become the foundation for pretty well all we … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship & Business, History and Politics, Just wondering
Tagged 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, AI, airplane autopilot, artificial intelligence, Arts graduates, bias, Boeing, computer programmers, computers, humanities and social sciences, job recruitment, machine learning, public awareness, public policy, semi-autonomous cars, societal impacts, software engineers, Yuval Harari
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A Message For All Women — Eclipsed Words from Aishwarya Shah
This message from Eclipsed Words is worth sharing with all women who relate to (at least occasional) concerns about lack of self-confidence – that’s about 99% of us. There’s some very good advice in what Aishwarya suggests. If either of … Continue reading
Is America the best place to chase the American Dream?
Reading about the extraordinary college admissions scandal in the U.S. this past week, one couldn’t help but be astounded by: The amount of money even the richest of the rich think is worth spending to get their kids into School … Continue reading
International Women’s Day and Politics
Happy International Women’s Day, everyone. This is the day of the year set aside to contemplate the contributions one half of our populations make to society, especially considering how far we’ve come and how far we have to go. Progress … Continue reading
Thoughts on women in leadership – Part II
Obviously, I knew when I wrote my blog post ‘Thoughts on women in leadership – Part I’ that there was more to the story. That’s why I included “Part I” in the title! But I have to admit that I … Continue reading
Posted in History and Politics, Leadership, Women
Tagged indigenous leaders, IT, Jody Wilson-Raybould, leaders, leadership, racism, sexism, women, women in IT, women in politics
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