Cyprus has seen a 47% rise in referrals to educational psychologists, alongside concerns over vaping, violence, addictive behaviours and school pressure. But does a higher number of children receiving psychological support necessarily mean children are worse off or could it also mean their problems are finally being noticed?
More Children in Cyprus Are Seeing Psychologists. Is That Really a Bad Sign? Read More »
Annual leave is not always enough. When employees reach mental exhaustion, could sabbatical leave help them recover, return healthier and prevent companies from losing experienced people permanently?
Shadow AI is already entering workplaces through unapproved AI tools. UK and Canadian cybersecurity authorities are warning businesses to improve visibility, security and AI governance.
Shadow AI: The AI Your Company Does Not Know It Is Using Read More »
What happens when a company removes commission and incentives but keeps the same sales KPIs? The savings may look good on paper, but declining motivation could cost far more in lost revenue.
You Took Away the Commission. Why Are You Surprised Sales Stopped Selling? Read More »
Louis Vuitton transformed a takeaway burger box into luxury while enforcing its four-petal flower trademarks in China. Is that hypocrisy or simply how intellectual property works? We separate the real Molly Tea judgment, the pending CNIPA case and the viral false report.
LV Turned a Burger Box Into Luxury. Can It Own a Four-Petal Flower? Read More »
Smart glasses aren’t Iron Man technology, but governments are already worried. From hidden recording concerns to AI-assisted exam cheating, the debate over privacy, consent and wearable AI is growing worldwide.
Smart Glasses Aren’t Iron Man Tech. So Why Are Governments Worried? Read More »
How young is too young to be held responsible for a serious crime? From Malaysia’s criminal responsibility framework starting at 10 to South Korea’s 14-year threshold and Sweden’s new approach to serious crimes by 14-year-olds, we examine where the law draws the line between protecting children, punishing crime and protecting victims.
Everyone at work seems to use ChatGPT. But when employees use personal AI accounts for company work, who controls the data and the risk? The answer may not be to stop using AI but to govern it properly.
“Everyone at Work Uses ChatGPT. So What’s the Problem?” Read More »
Everyone is talking about Meta’s US$567 million court order. But the bigger story isn’t the money. It’s what Facebook and Instagram have been ordered to change.
Meta Was Ordered to Pay US$567 Million. But This Time, Money Wasn’t Enough. Read More »
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