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  1. Two years ago, I called gen AI 'Mid-as-service'.
    This has now been quantified.

    TL;DR, AI models return the same business advice regarding of context, the average of all the internet slurry they've been trained on.

    Who could have thought, eh.

    Researchers Asked LLMs for Strategic Advice. They Got “Trendslop” in Return.
    hbr.org/2026/03/researchers-as

    #AI #Trendslop #HarvardBusinessReview

  2. Harvard Business Review warnt vor dem „Brain Fry“ durch intensive KI-Nutzung.

    Statt zu entlasten, führen Sprachmodelle oft zu mentaler Erschöpfung. Nutzer werden zu reinen Kontrolleuren degradiert, die permanent Fehler im Output suchen müssen. Diese kognitive Last ermüdet stärker als die eigentliche Arbeit. Besonders bei komplexen Aufgaben sinkt die Produktivität messbar.

    #KI #BrainFry #HarvardBusinessReview
    all-ai.de/news/news26/gehirn-k

  3. Harvard Business Review warnt vor dem „Brain Fry“ durch intensive KI-Nutzung.

    Statt zu entlasten, führen Sprachmodelle oft zu mentaler Erschöpfung. Nutzer werden zu reinen Kontrolleuren degradiert, die permanent Fehler im Output suchen müssen. Diese kognitive Last ermüdet stärker als die eigentliche Arbeit. Besonders bei komplexen Aufgaben sinkt die Produktivität messbar.

    #KI #BrainFry #HarvardBusinessReview
    all-ai.de/news/news26/gehirn-k

  4. Harvard Business Review warnt vor dem „Brain Fry“ durch intensive KI-Nutzung.

    Statt zu entlasten, führen Sprachmodelle oft zu mentaler Erschöpfung. Nutzer werden zu reinen Kontrolleuren degradiert, die permanent Fehler im Output suchen müssen. Diese kognitive Last ermüdet stärker als die eigentliche Arbeit. Besonders bei komplexen Aufgaben sinkt die Produktivität messbar.

    #KI #BrainFry #HarvardBusinessReview
    all-ai.de/news/news26/gehirn-k

  5. I watched this Harvard Business Review video recently. I really enjoyed it. It's about the benefits of boredom.

    youtube.com/watch?v=orQKfIXMiA8

    #YouTube #boredom #HarvardBusinessReview

  6. Interesting video by #harvardbusinessreview
    „You need to be bored. Here’s why.“

    One quote:
    „[…] If you get better at the skill of boredom, you’ll be less bored with your job. You’ll be less bored with your relationships. […] you’ll start digging into the bigger questions in your life: Purpose, meaning, coherence, significance. […]“

    youtu.be/orQKfIXMiA8?si=dfbFP_

    #boredom #digitaldetox

  7. Tips from #HarvardBusinessReview on How to Build #Confidence at Work
    1. Acknowledge Your Uniqueness
    2. Start Small and Build Gradually
    3. Practice Visible Engagement
    4. Remove Qualifiers in Speech
    5. Prepare Ahead for Meetings
    6. Focus on Body Language
    7. Seek Feedback from Trusted Peers
    8. Celebrate Small Wins
    9. Be Patient and Consistent

  8. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  9. Avoid These 5

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source :
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  10. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  11. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  12. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  13. A Simple #Framework for Becoming a Better #Conversationalist.

    TALK framework:

    1. Topic
    2. Asking
    3. Levity
    4. Kindness

    1. Start by preparing topics
    2. Ask more questions, especially follow-ups.
    3. Infuse levity to counter boredom and disengagement
    4. Lead with kindness

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/podcast/2025/03/the-ke

  14. Creativerly 226 is out featuring

    Tools: #Spacedrive, #Webstudio, and fresh updates and news from #Coda (AI Integration), #Uizard (Autodesigner), and #DETA (New website and docs).

    Articles: #GregMcKeown (#HarvardBusinessReview), #MorganHousel (#CollaborativeFund), #MarkManson, #JuddAntin

    Read the whole issue here: creativerly.com/a-file-explore

  15. Creativerly 226 is out featuring

    Tools: #Spacedrive, #Webstudio, and fresh updates and news from #Coda (AI Integration), #Uizard (Autodesigner), and #DETA (New website and docs).

    Articles: #GregMcKeown (#HarvardBusinessReview), #MorganHousel (#CollaborativeFund), #MarkManson, #JuddAntin

    Read the whole issue here: creativerly.com/a-file-explore

  16. #HarvardBusinessReview research reveals that the top reasons for #collaboration failure include #silos (67%), no collaborative #vision from leaders (32%), and #seniormanagers not wanting to give up control (32%).

    Most of an #enterprise’s #competitivevalue is created and delivered at #organizational “seams,” where functions come together to develop #innovation capability. That requires #leaders of those functions to collaborate across the silos to deliver that #value.

    hbr.org/2022/12/when-leaders-s

  17. Creativerly 226 is out featuring

    Tools: #Spacedrive, #Webstudio, and fresh updates and news from #Coda (AI Integration), #Uizard (Autodesigner), and #DETA (New website and docs).

    Articles: #GregMcKeown (#HarvardBusinessReview), #MorganHousel (#CollaborativeFund), #MarkManson, #JuddAntin

    Read the whole issue here: creativerly.com/a-file-explore