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Sleep is employees' #1 mental health challenge, but HR leaders often miss this critical signal. Learn how to improve employee sleep health and protect sleep and workplace safety.

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The billable hour's information problem in eDiscovery: why the profession's pricing convention behaves less like a price and more like a central-planning instrument.

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Q&A with Elizabeth Weingarten, author of How to Fall in Love with Questions: A New Way to Thrive in Times of Uncertainty.

Researchers have conducted another study about AI and its effects on the human brain. The results were grim.

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In early March, 438 security and privacy researchers from 32 countries signed a massive open letter warning that age verification mandates for the internet are technically impossible to get right, …

The economics of the AI business are basically the economics of data centres. That’s a tough business model to make money from.

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Change, Uncertainty and Resilience

Asking for a demotion requires as much thought and planning as a promotion, and it might just be your best next step.

By the time L&D arrives at most companies, the cultural patterns are already set. The job isn't building a culture. It's diagnosing what you inherited.

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Legal departments adopted AI to handle routine work more efficiently. Contract review, due diligence, research memoranda, intake summaries.

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Employees are more comfortable discussing race, sexuality, and physical health than they are about discussing mental health, even as burnout and overwhelm continue to rise.

Will that ever be enough revenue to offset the massive investments they've made in AI? Time will tell. Right now, these are some early warning signs, but also small enough that I can't imagine they'll move the needle one way or the other. I'm not jumping to any conclusions based on them, but I do have my eyes open.

As AI overwhelms the web, we will need a way to distinguish people from machines.

When Google sunset Universal Analytics, the data went with it. A recent Rule 37(e) decision shows what happens when an IT employee tried to preserve litigation data without direction from counsel — and why the consequences went far beyond a sanctions motion. By Kelly Twigger Podcast | Transcript This week’s Case of the Week examines

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Welcome to The Curated Career: For Managers who want to advance with intention, not intensity

The historic trial sets the tone for thousands of cases where kids and parents allege harm from social media products.

The data is clear: social media is designed to capture attention, not inform you. Newsletters are designed to deliver value, respect your time, and build genuine understanding.

Post 6: Why Third-Party Breaches Are the Biggest Blind Spot in K12

I’ll never forget a moment early in my career at an IT research firm. I’d been there a few months. Quiet, observant, still figuring out my place. Then one day, sitting in a meeting, I had an idea. In my mind, I was already imagining […]

A Practical Guide for Lawyers, Judges, and AI Consultants

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What the research on AI-assisted work reveals about motivation, critical thinking, and conviction.

When Judge Jed Rakoff ruled in United States v. Heppner (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 17, 2026)  that documents a criminal defendant created through exchanges with