It might feel like artificial intelligence has all the answers, but your ability to question, evaluate, and make thoughtful decisions is crucial in the age of AI.
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, but certain dietary patterns are more associated with longer lives than others. (By Alice Callahan, The New York Times)
There are few challenges facing students more daunting than applying and paying for college. The New York Times answers reader questions on the topic. (The New York Times)
Here’s how the neuro-biases you may not even realize you have could affect your relationships with colleagues, and how to overcome them. (By Leanne Maskell, Fast Company)
Online subscriptions of all kinds have been mushrooming in recent years. While signing up is easy, managing and cutting them back is difficult, even for savvy consumers. (By Ann Carrns, The New York Times)
