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Job-hopping now the fastest path to CEO, study finds
A recent National Bureau of Economic Research study indicates that job-hopping has become the primary route to becoming a CEO, contrasting with the traditional path of long-term company loyalty. The research, which anal…
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AI adoption risks eroding human judgment and expertise development
AI can significantly boost institutional knowledge and performance, but its widespread adoption risks eroding the human developmental pathways necessary for judgment and expertise. This is particularly concerning in fie…
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School phone bans show little impact on test scores, study finds
A comprehensive study analyzing data from 4,600 schools found that widespread bans on phones in classrooms have yielded negligible improvements in test scores, attendance, and attention rates. While some minor positive …
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Study: Trump's ICE crackdown harms US-born workers, not helps
A recent study from the National Bureau of Economic Research indicates that increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity, particularly under the Trump administration's policies, has not benefited U.S.-bo…
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Study: ICE deportations harm US-born workers, no economic benefit found
A recent study from the University of Colorado Boulder, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, indicates that the Trump administration's immigration crackdown has negatively impacted the U.S. labor marke…
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US CEOs are getting older, with average age rising to 61
The average age of American CEOs has risen to 61, an increase from approximately 51 two decades ago, according to a new working paper. This trend is more pronounced in smaller, privately held companies, while larger cor…
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AI industrializes discovery, making human judgment the new scarce resource
The industrialization of discovery through AI presents a new challenge: while AI can accelerate finding answers, human judgment is becoming the scarce resource. AI systems are enabling breakthroughs in areas like early …