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What these five Halloween fiends can teach you about the workplace

Monsters have traditionally been a way to represent common anxieties and open a conversation about how to resolve those worries. Here is a breakdown of how five fell fiends in particular can shine a light on what worries us at work and the strategies to cope with those concerns.

Is AI Making You A Better Procrastinator?

Procrastinators are rarely idle, according to Stanford philosopher, John Perry. They're often extremely busy, doing almost anything other than the one thing they should be doing. Now you can hand a half-formed thought to an AI agent and tell it to get going. It obliges instantly. It feels as though a great deal of work is getting done. But the thinking still has to happen.

BlueSky Bookshelf meets Hamilton Mann: Trias Algorithmica

Hamilton Mann's new book, Trias Algorithmica: What Code Rules, moves from the integrity of AI systems to the legitimacy of algorithmic power. We spoke to Mann about why a lawful system can still be illegitimate, what independent approval for AI would look like before it reaches the public, and the one question that reveals whether a company's AI governance is real: who can stop whom?