A striking number has followed generative AI around the internet: ChatGPT supposedly consumes a 500ml bottle of water for every 10 to 50 responses.
It is easy to see why the claim stuck. A bottle is tangible in a way...
While touring the US, South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas visited OpenAI’s headquarters in San Francisco where he signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with its co-founder and president Greg Brockman.
OpenAI is the developer of ChatGPT, the world’s most popular...
Adult loneliness is often described as though somebody failed a basic social task. They did not reach out enough, join enough groups, reply quickly enough or become interesting enough to keep other people close. The explanation lands on character...
The genre is familiar to anyone who has spent time near a business feed. Successful people never share their salary. Successful people never reveal their next move. Successful people keep these seven things private. The framing promises a hidden...
One of social psychology’s most memorable experiments begins like a job interview and ends with the sound of crockery.
Male university students listened to a recording of a stranger answering difficult quiz questions. Some heard a highly competent candidate. Others...
Return-to-office mandates are usually announced in the language of outcomes. Leaders talk about productivity, collaboration, culture and the creative energy that supposedly appears when people share a building.
Those benefits may exist in particular teams. Yet when researchers examined mandates...
Two children reach for the same toy. An adult steps in with the lesson nearly every sibling hears: take turns, be fair, let your brother or sister have some.
It is easy to build an appealing theory from that scene....
The advice on how to become happier is endless, confident, and mostly built on the same assumption: that your happiness is a project, largely under your control, waiting for the right routine of gratitude lists and cold showers. The...
Self-absorbed is a word we throw at other people. The colleague who turns every meeting back to himself, the friend who never asks a question, the relative who treats a conversation as a waiting room for his own turn...
You have almost certainly worked with the person this piece is about. They speak up first in meetings. They volunteer opinions on subjects they have never studied. They are described, in their performance reviews, as having presence, gravitas, or...
