What’s in a name, AI? (Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal)
How the language we use to identify AI carries preconceptions and fosters misunderstanding.
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08, 2021
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07, 2021
Selling stress-relief (Ellen Byron, Wall Street Journal)
Companies offer consumers more products promoting wellness.
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06, 2021
A world of falling humanities (Humanities Indicators)
The small share of humanities degrees worldwide grows smaller.
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05, 2021
Jobs for history, history for jobs (Royal Historical Society)
Eliminating history programs cuts employment and the social good.
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05, 2021
Humanities, leadership, and education
How the humanities shape not only our understanding of the world, about also world leaders.
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05, 2021
The humanities payoff (Humanities Indicators)
A new study shows the earnings power of humanities degrees.
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04, 2021
History, health, and the business of philanthropy
A lecture on the ways history affects philanthropy's mission for global health.
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04, 2021
Help wanted with the liberal arts (Colleen Flaherty, Inside Higher Ed)
Employers look for college graduates with deep and broad knowledge and abilities.
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03, 2021
Art in nature (Giorgio Ghiglione, The Guardian)
Renaissance marble comes to life in defense of the sea.
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03, 2021
The return of the humanities (Tess Reidy, The Guardian)
The humanities see a resurgence post-Covid in the UK, according to employers.