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February 6, 2023

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artificial intelligence, Common Sense, corporate, energy, Global Economy, innovation, Online Activity, Social Commentary, Social Media, technology, workplace

ChatGPT: The Promotion We Deserve That We Didn’t Ask For

ChatGPT by OpenAI has brought us the promotion we asked for but never signed up for. Like all or most… READ MORE
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artificial intelligence, Common Sense, corporate, energy, innovation, Online Activity, Social Commentary, technology, workplace

BY THE WINDOW: Layoffs Are the Modern Beheadings in the King’s Court

Remote work has proven to bring a significant win for the white-collar workers since 2020. To many it brought a… READ MORE
October 10, 2022

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climate change, Common Sense, energy, environment, oil & gas, politics, renewable energy, Social Commentary, Social Media

BY THE WINDOW: Why The Kayfabe on Good Ideas – THE CLIMATE CONUNDRUM

Time for another punch up in the series on the kayfabe of good ideas. In my last write-up, I wanted… READ MORE

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