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Why Elanthé is Running: A Vision for a Morally United States of America

Why Elanthé is Running: A Vision for a Morally United States of America

I have spent much of my life trying to understand why systems fail the very people they claim to serve. That question became personal when COVID...

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Elanthé Phoenix

The AI Casino: Stop Betting Your People and Your Business on Hype

Rather than a strategic transformation, the rush to adopt generative AI (GenAI) feels like walking into a casino with the company payroll in one's...

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Michael Scampini

Emotion Is the Hidden Architecture of Intelligence, Shaping Systems More Than Data Ever Will

We are living through an era that mistakes computational intelligence for the whole of intelligence. That misconception, that cognition precedes...

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Anaïs Daly

Data Projects Fail When Employees Are Ignored: Build for People, Not Dashboards

Organizations waste millions on dashboards, models, and automation each year. If a data project does not improve human effectiveness, it has...

25.11.2025 3

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Joe Malucchi And Zar Sewell

The City That Built Wall Street Faces Its Most Radical Shift as a Socialist Mayor Takes Charge

The City That Built Wall Street Faces Its Most Radical Shift as a Socialist Mayor Takes Charge

How did a 34-year-old democratic socialist become the mayor of the city that built Wall Street? New York, the global hub of capitalism, just handed...

25.11.2025 3

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Edward L. Shugrue Iii

Up In The Air: When The Cloud Fails, It's Time To Build Something Stronger

Cloud computing has become the invisible backbone of our modern economy, powering artificial intelligence ('A.I') models, whole financial systems,...

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Andrew Sobko