Workers open up about how AI is changing careers, confidence and everyday job satisfaction

For years, technology in the workplace has been heralded as a means of streamlining an employee’s work. The promise was that routine and tedious processes would be delegated to machines, thus allowing workers to do more creative and interesting tasks that require human thought and skill. The advent of artificial intelligence at work was initially…

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Jury in Clancy case requests key evidence

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Jury in Clancy case requests key evidence 02:00 UP NEXT Great Americans: A conversation with Gary Sinise 03:34 Urgent rescue effort after deadly flood disaster 02:13 Rescued mountain climber speaks out after daring 15-hour mission 01:31 Small plane…

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This Delhi man turned his home into a mini orchard with 1,000+ plants, grows 40 varieties of fruit and says he hasn’t bought lemons in years

man has turned his home into a lush fruit garden with 1,000+ plants Padam Singh, a 64-year-old retired additional income tax commissioner has transformed his Delhi home into a lush green space. It is filled with hundreds of fruit-bearing plants, proving that even a city home can make room for nature.In an Instagram video in…

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White House teleprompter operator ordered to pay $172K for placing prediction market bets on Trump’s speeches

A teleprompter operator for President Donald Trump who made online prediction trades based on information from upcoming speeches has been ordered to pay $172,000, a federal agency said Friday night. Gabriel Perez used “material, nonpublic information” he obtained through his job to place “trades” on a prediction market, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said in…

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