Unlocking success: The key to productivity, well-being and the art of work-life balance
Have you heard of the concept of the ‘Four-Hour Life’ or 4HL? After all, you might just be living it.
This is how it works; you work eight hours and sleep for eight. Your commute, dinner and family time is around four hours. What you have left is four hours in the day for yourself.
Effective ESG scoring is the start of a long journey
There has been much discussion and debate around the effectiveness of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) scores, with calls for better standardisation and transparency on the procedures around the ranking process.
How an awareness of bias can help us train better AI tools
It’s nearly been a year since the generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT was launched. Confronted by such a groundbreaking technology, reactions were mixed, with equal parts fear and excitement colouring the conversation.
What does the EU Artificial Intelligence Act mean for the development of AI?
Whether its revolutionising healthcare practices, optimising workflows or providing personalised learning experiences, the possibilities for applying AI are endless. However, it is also becoming clear that AI technology is developing much faster than governments can legislate for.
How to ensure everybody wins when organising a press trip
Organising a successful press trip can be one of the most rewarding ways to showcase a client. They are great for journalists looking to bring exciting stories to a wider audience, offering unique insight unavailable elsewhere.
A vital role for journalists – and how it’s under threat
Two stories have caught my attention in the past few weeks.
The first is of a newsroom coming together to undertake the longest strike at a digital media company to date in order to improve working conditions. The 13-day labour struggle prompted managers at Insider to write their own stories and the editor-in-chief to tear down union fliers in his local neighbourhood.