A new study finds that overusing AI tools may be increasing mental fatigue, slowing decision-making, and intensifying workloads.

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At some point in the last decade, preferring to text became something people apologize for. Not formally, not loudly, but in the small ways: the “sorry, I’m bad at phone calls” that gets deployed ...

After staying out of public glare following five decades of an enviable professional career and a stint as a political ...

Artificial intelligence promises to make work easier, but for many employees the reality is different. Researchers say a new ...

Augusta embraces its riverside location like a long-lost friend, with the riverfront serving as the community’s living room ...

This article discusses the urgent need for regulations surrounding technology, particularly social media and AI tools, to ...

New research suggests that changes to pregnant women's brains aren't a bad sign, they're beneficial. Look at what science ...

Companies are making customer service experiences more exhausting. A new report calls it the "annoyance economy" and it costs ...

The Health Ombud, Professor Taole Mokoena, reveals systemic failures at George Mukhari and Netcare Femina hospitals, highlighting procedural lapses, inadequate training, and unsafe infrastructure that ...