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Western militaries are learning lessons on modern warfare through the training they provide Ukrainian troops, but one NATO commander says they need to distinguish between what Ukraine does because it works and what it does because it didn’t have a better choice.Norway is leading Operation Legio, a multinational effort to train…
Alysa Liu is taking a break from competitive figure skating, but not because she’s burned out.The 21-year-old Olympic champion wrote on Instagram that she will be sitting out next year’s season to focus on personal growth and fine-tune her skating and artistry. She told NBC Sports on Tuesday: “I really…
Mark Carney is facing a challenge familiar to many company leaders: how to deal with a more powerful partner you can’t afford to lose.The Canadian prime minister is in a trade fight with US President Donald Trump. Though Carney lacks the upper hand because Canada depends more on access to…
Somewhere between “when you have a job, you can buy whatever you want” and “you’ll never have to worry about money” are the money lessons every child needs to hear to build their own money skills.As a certified public accountant, I’ve spent a career watching the end results of money…
When I was 20, I spent a summer working as a maid, cleaning houses.The hours were long, the pay was terrible, half the day was spent in traffic, and the work was frequently unappreciated by our clients.But the job did have one excellent benefit: I learned a lot about cleaning…
Here’s some delicious AI irony for you.For years, tech giants have argued that if information is available on the internet, it can be used for AI model development and outputs. They call it fair use. Content owners have tried to prevent this, with no success.Now Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google are…
Larry Gadea wants the people who work for him to stay up to speed on AI. That might mean doing some homework.The founder and CEO of the workplace software company Envoy said the company is investing in AI training to help employees embrace the technology as a tool that can…
Lloyd Blankfein went from being a poor kid on a Brooklyn housing project to a Harvard graduate, a corporate tax lawyer, then the CEO of Goldman Sachs.His titanic change in circumstances required a major shift in mindset, Blankfein explained in “Streetwise,” his memoir published this spring.He wrote that “growing up…
