AI is massively transforming our world, but there's one thing it cannot do: love. In a visionary talk, computer scientist Kai-Fu Lee details how the US and China are driving a deep learning revolution -- and shares a blueprint for how...

Over the past few centuries, Western cultures have been very good at creating general prosperity for themselves. Historian Niall Ferguson asks: Why the West, and less so the rest? He suggests half a dozen big ideas from Western culture...

A consensus five-star recruit coming out of high school, AJ Dybantsa shocked the basketball world when he turned down powerhouse programs to take his talents to BYU. In the latest episode of Boardroom Talks, Dybantsa sits down with Rich...

It’s important to know that the typical workday in China varies depending on the region, the industry, and even what generation you’re talking about. Learn about the different types of companies and what their expectations are for...

The Chinese take hierarchy very seriously, but don’t be intimidated! Navigating corporate and government hierarchies is key to successful business negotiations and decision-making. Learn how this complex system impacts work culture,...

When it comes to work, Germans tend to separate their professional lives from their personal lives. They see work as a functional activity and strive for a healthy balance between work and personal activities. As a result, Germans...

The French tend to be motivated by a search for perfection and generally take pride in their work. Nevertheless, business and social relationships along with quality of life and well-being matter a great deal to the French, some of whom...

Singaporeans have a strong work ethic. They take pride in their work, are generally conscientious, and will put in whatever hours are required to meet deadlines. If a job isn’t completed at the end of the workday, they’ll usually work...

Wages are often very low in Mexico, and supporting a family is often difficult. For many, the only way to survive is by working six-day, forty-eight-hour weeks, sometimes at two jobs. Driving this industriousness is the belief that...

Mexican professionals tend to start their workday later but also stay in the office later. Learn more about the local cultural nuances of the workday, the typical times for lunch, and how and where Mexican businesspeople conduct...

The Japanese often refer to themselves as workaholics, but to foreigners, much of the work may seem unnecessary. Compared with companies in the West, offices may even seem overstaffed. But question a job function, and you’re likely to be...

In Japan, business practices are distinctly Japanese and have their roots in the local cultural values of tradition, patriarchy, respect for age, formality, cooperation, loyalty, and consensus-building. Corporate culture in Japan is...

Howcast - Learn the top three basketball tips from former top-ranking college basketball player Jason Curry in this Howcast video.

There's a phrase that's becoming more and more common in today's workplace: "Your degree and technical skills will land you a job, but your work ethic will advance you." Work ethic is much more than simply showing up to your job and...

Caitlyn initially pursued a career in news reporting before transitioning to marketing after completing degrees in communication studies and marketing. She emphasizes the importance of a public speaking course in her undergraduate...

This video includes four of the best examples to competency-based interview answers to tough interview questions using the STAR method. In this video I cover extensive job interview tips by breaking down each example answer to explain...

In today's episode, Lindsay and Aubrey talk about the cultural phenomenon happening in the U.S. and the world today of quiet quitting. Why is this happening now and are you participating in this trend? Let's debate and discuss this in...

Managing the career of a high-profile athlete is a business that has rapidly evolved, extending beyond endorsement deals into culture, technology and philanthropy. Go inside the world of Kevin Durant as the NBA star makes another title run.

This video focuses on government handouts and there attempts to bridge the ever widening class gap. Furthermore, it questions whether it is structural or social factors which best explain the class disparity.

Regardless of Class...

According to the Gnostics, we have three brains - or three intelligence centres.



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