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Journalist Jacob Ward explores the complex ethics of artificial intelligence, exposing the real dangers of AI and how capitalism shapes our choices. Discover how to reclaim human agency in an automated world.
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Fun is good for your bottom line… and for your days on this planet. Insights from the author of Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously).
Nick’s new book, The Running Ground, is a blueprint for achieving both personal and professional goals—through the life of a CEO and record-holding ultrarunner.
What if the secret to greater wellbeing isn’t another productivity hack, but something far more intuitive: play? Cas Holman, author of Playful, offers her insights on how play can help us live—and live together—better.
We’re all familiar with markets: you go into a store, you identify an item you want, and you pay the listed price for that item. But did you know that your calendar is a kind of market too? Wharton prof Judd Kessler explains on our podcast, Lavin Voices.
In this week’s episode of Lavin Voices, cultural historian Jeff Chang (author of the new Bruce Lee biography Water Mirror Echo) reveals the human story behind this martial arts legend, and why it still resonates with us today.
When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows… is a “fizzing, erudite book” (The Economist) on the power of common knowledge.
The same mindset that gave us Silicon Valley can solve some of our thorniest problems, says Rutger Bregman, New York Times bestselling author of Moral Ambition. We just need to know how to apply it.

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