“Asteroid City”: Wes Anderson's new masterpiece celebrates UFO culture
Two steps into Wes Anderson's next film, out in September. Charm and inventiveness in a post-war America between young geniuses and mysterious alien visitors.
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Now AI also redesigns our workspaces
Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the design of workspaces, creating more personalized environments that respond to workers' needs.
Big Tech isn't just cutting jobs—it's erasing them
More and more large Big Tech companies such as Meta and Microsoft are focusing on AI: jobs at risk or already "extinct"?
The "curious" impact of working from home: less empty cradles and happier families
Working from home and fertility: a link that favors families and can reverse the decline in births
Full time office work will end up in waste: hybrid is nice
The traditional corporate culture of full-time in-person work represents an obstacle to the evolution of the world of work: it has no future.
What will the future work look like in 2043?
Three paradigms for understanding how and to what extent future work will be influenced, reduced, distorted by technology.
“Hybrid working” is the word of 2022, and will be the standard from 2023
Between the two litigants, the third wins: between distance and presence, hybrid work is strengthened in all indicators, and is a candidate to be the most adopted form in the future.
2022, the year that changed our working methods forever
2020 has changed our productivity forever, forcing us to review our beliefs and working methods. 2022 made us realize that this is just the beginning.
Future time, the problem will not be AI, but surviving attached to work
The technological era changes work. In the future (and near future) will we still have boring jobs or will we be more productive, satisfied and healthy?
Electricity from wood and water, a technological masterpiece of Swedish research
Researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden are working on a technology that uses only water and wood to generate electricity.
Back to the office: what we want today (and in the future) from remote work
A Gallup study shows us what will remain of remote work after Covid. And the figures of the estimates are those of a revolution.
Scientists working on genetic hacking that reverses hair loss
A team of researchers has created a new hair loss treatment using genetic modification techniques.
How to prepare for a future of workforce with more robots than humans
Robots will take out a lot of human workforce. Things will go well in the long run, but a long painful earthquake awaits us: and we are still sleeping.
Daya, a Japanese “robotic” suit that fights back pain at work
Desperate for help at work, the increasingly elderly Japanese are now aiming for the “soft” alternative to the exoskeleton: an 'assistive' suit… obviously with a robotic flavor.
Telework, even the Japanese struggling with a new balance
The Yolo Economy and teleworking are also starting to break through in the Rising Sun, a land of inked stamps and timeless faxes.
Workplace safety courses: can they be done online?
As you know, workplace safety courses are important and mandatory. The employer is required to make the necessary training courses available to its workers. With the development and growing familiarity with e-learning, the delivery of workplace safety training courses has also become more flexible. For many types of safety courses it is possible to choose the e-learning or smart learning method: the lessons and tests will be held digitally. In… Read more
Bali, 5-year visa for digital nomads: remote work and tax free
Bali is ready to transform its reception system: the Indonesian island is aiming for more sedentary presences and 'caresses' digital nomads. Are you ready to work in paradise?
Job interviews of the future, how to hit the mark starting from the dress code
Job interviews change their skin, but also in the future essential things will be needed to succeed: starting with the clothes.
Hybrid work, the manual that doesn't exist
How will hybrid work change in a world that returns to go out for fun, but does not yet (or no longer) want to lock up in the office?
Tell Brunetta, there's studying: remote working doesn't reduce productivity
With the same amount of time, remote work not only does not reduce productivity, but actually increases it. Tell whoever is responsible once again.
Venywhere, 16 pioneers of hybrid work will live in Venice (for a while)
Live, work, support local communities. A team of Cisco workers has been in Venice for a while to understand the future (and the beauties) of hybrid work.
