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A Langley, B.C., care facility that blends village life with dementia support is now the focus of a national study examining whether an outdoor, community-style approach can improve quality of life ...

The most important skill in the AI era is not a job or a tool, but the ability to work with AI while retaining judgment. Knowing when to use it, when to challenge it, and when to ignore it.

We are living at a time when large language models increasingly make choices once reserved for people. From writing emails to ...

New research suggests that the way brain networks reorganize moment-to-moment predicts autism severity. Children who spent ...

Forget active listening. The new science of listening explains why smart leaders clash and how to fix decision paralysis.

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After several years of rapid experimentation, AI will enter a new chapter in 2026 that resembles an industry rather than an extended research cycle.

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