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Employees and job applicants are increasingly being subjected to AI and other tech designed to evaluate their cognitive ability and activity. 
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"You deserve peace and happiness," the headset murmurs into my ear. I feel the anxiety, imposter syndrome and stress melt away.
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Procter & Gamble takes a startup approach to innovation, with more than 130 experiments taking place at any one time.
Luis Valdes's insight:
"What's needed?" "What if?" "What's possible?"
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Louis Menand on the two-billion-dollar industry surrounding Myers-Briggs tests, and whether they are more self-help than science.
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Few people have had as much influence over the current thinking on the intersection of technology and talent as Laszlo Bock.
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Empathy might seem like an unnecessary skill for technology leaders, but being able to see things from another point of view can make you significantly more effective.
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Patients who underwent the cutting-edge cognitive behavior therapy did better than those who received typical care, according to a new study.
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A cutting-edge brain-scanning helmet is being used to measure how racing drivers can improve their performance by using mental training techniques. The proposed prototype is part of a ground-breaking study exploring the brain as the next frontier of performance and how mental training techniques used
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These techniques can help you conquer any challenge like a Green Beret would.
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A lot has been written about the power of your morning routine to set your day on a positive course, and science backs those assertions. A common thread among many books and articles on this topic is…
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A new technology shows real-time communication among neurons that promises to reveal brain activity in unprecedented detail
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Phase-change neurons developed by IBM Research store data and compute like the human brain.
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Mindfulness-based stress reduction is a great way to enhance the quality of your life, and technology can help.
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Browse more efficiently, make better to-do lists, and create visuals with these clever, useful tech tools.
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Does a wearable that claims to sense and interpret your brainwaves really work? And if so, can it help you to meditate? I fin
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The ambient AI wars are no longer about letting you use a speaker to control other devices–they’re about putting cloud-based brains in gadgets of all sorts.
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The very words “virtual reality” seem to suggest that there are few real-world applications for a VR headset. In fact, total immersion is one of the prime selling points for VR technology. So, why can’t these headsets be used for real use cases? We’ve covered some of what Strivr is trying to accomplish with its …
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Research shows we are infovores – that our brains crave new information. That is especially true for exceptional, multitalented people.
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Created by a team of Stanford psychologists, WoeBot is a Facebook Messenger bot that's programmed to monitor your moods by checking in with you daily.
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Data is about to revolutionize the treatment of depression, schizophrenia, and many other disorders
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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is looking to help VICIS, the Seattle-based technology company poised to have its helmet make an impact in the
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