Innholdsfortegnelse for June 09, 2023 i Newsweek

DUTCH DRIVER MAX VERSTAPPEN MAY HAVE claimed victory at the Miami Grand Prix on May 7, but it was Formula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali who was the real winner. The second running of the race was the first of three grand prix in America this racing season—the most held on U.S. soil in nearly 40 years—in a resurgence led by the Italian executive and the series’ Colorado-based owner, Liberty Media. Through clever marketing via social media and the hit Netflix series Drive to Survive, plus enough youth-friendly “woke” ideology to ruffle the feathers of the Miami Grand Prix’s host state governor, Ron DeSantis, Formula 1 is capturing the imagination of a new generation of American fans. With a seemingly glamorous, celeb-filled international jet set vibe and the buckets…

Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina announces his run for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination at a campaign event on May 22. Two days later, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also joined the growing list of candidates, including former President Donald Trump and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who appointed Scott as senator. DeSantis made himself a national political figure for pushing back against progressive agendas and turning Florida, America’s largest swing state, red.…

GLOBAL HAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A Most Loved Workplace®? Fringe benefits and fair compensation influence employee engagement, of course, but culture is an even more significant influence on sentiment. Employees who feel included, recognized and valued love their workplaces. And associates who love their workplaces — dreamers, doers, innovators and leaders —enjoy longer tenure and do better work. Newsweek, in partnership with benchmark research company Best Practice Institute (BPI), is proud to announce our annual ranking of “Global Most Loved Workplaces 2023.” The 100 top global companies on this list stand out to their employees. They have open-door policies where employees feel heard, offer flexibility that supports work/life balance and provide opportunities for professional development, promotion and recognition. his ranking is based on BPI’s proprietary Love of Workplace…

Periscope NEWS, OPINION + ANALYSISTECHNOLOGY THE EXPLOSION OF PROGRESS IN ARTIFICIAL intelligence in recent months has surprised even the scientists and engineers who specialize in applying AI to real-world tasks. “A few years ago I never would have imagined we’d advance this far this soon,” says Zhe Jiang, a University of Florida researcher who studies industrial applications of AI. The recent excitement—and concerns—over this technology were ignited when several major companies released stunningly capable new programs in swift succession, including OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Microsoft’s Bing and Google’s Bard. These “large language models” are programmed to pore over trillions of words of text from the internet to learn how to produce very human-like text and images on their own in response to plain English questions and requests. These and other AI tools…