Surely generative AI is going to DESTROY the legal profession, right? Maybe -- if what we buy from lawyers is knowledge. But we're buying more than that.

Rapid change, social anxiety and complexity instill fear or flight in people, all making it hard for them to be optimistic. But why does being optimistic matter?

Why don't we listen to the audience and find a better way to advertise in video?

Pushing your inner voice through the language processing center of your brain and actually talking out loud does something to crystallize fleeting thoughts.

There may be no more powerful group of activists than the parents who lost children due to the harms of social media.

Although I wouldn't have predicted it based on my own TV habits, Olympic viewing across all NBC platforms is up a whopping 79% compared to the Tokyo games.

Companies that make content are nowhere near the top of the list of the most valuable companies in the world anymore.

Creators are less reliant on our industry processes, regulations and benchmarks -- and they don't need seasonality to be a gating factor.

At this point, we still have to "say" what we want in the form of a prompt, but the more we use ChatGPT (or any AI interface) the better it will get to know us.

A surprising number of public officials and tech CEOs spanning the political spectrum have publicly expressed concerns about the law.