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Two New Mexico judges told a panel of state lawmakers this week that the underlying theme of the guidelines they’re crafting for artificial intelligence use in the courtroom is, “Please, don’t be dumb.”

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The bank’s scheduling change targets midweek office overcrowding and raises questions every large employer should be asking about hybrid work

The Australian state of Victoria was due to enforce a legal right to work from home starting September 2026. But just weeks away from its implementation, the new premier, Ben Carroll, has announced a year’s delay in response to fierce business opposition.

What’s more annoying than getting comfortable, picking a show, and finding that your Roku remote has clocked out? Thankfully, the usual causes are pretty ordinary: dead batteries, a blocked signal, a frozen Roku, or a lost wireless connection.

It is a dream for many to move to the mountains. When city life wears us down and the noise becomes too much to bear, all we crave is the peace of the chilly mountain air and lush green hills surrounding us. Although mountain life does have its fair share of challenges, cleaner air, quieter…

Fobi AI (TSXV: FOBI, Pink: FOBIF) announced that the TSX Venture Exchange has accepted the reinstatement to trading of its common shares under the symbol “FOBI”, with trading expected to resume following a TSXV bulletin.

If you’re looking to boost your productivity or, at least, enjoy a change of scenery, mental health experts suggest working at your local coffee shop. Whether you normally work in an office or at home, coffee shops are a perfect alternative to being distracted by chatty coworkers or that pile of laundry in your garage. 

With a new semester here, it’s no secret that college tuition in Texas keeps rising. Since last year, the average cost of college in Texas has gone up by2.54%. For many students, that means paying an average of$8,432 for in-state tuition or $18,548for out-of-state students. Those numbers don’t even include rent, food or gas. These…

About a hundred San Diegans decided that Friday’s weather was just too perfect to be cooped up in an office. In board shorts and with briefcases, they took work to the beach.