How ‘AI Replacement Dysfunction’ Is Stressing Out The Workforce
Microsoft’s AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman once said that AI could potentially automate “most, if not all” white collar tasks within a short timespan - like a year and a half.
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Obama-Appointed Judge Rules Trump Administration Can Share Medicaid Data Of Undocumented Immigrants With ICE
U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, appointed by former President Barack Obama, initially blocked the Trump administration from sharing personal information for immigration enforcement temporarily in August.
See How Black Americans Are Profiting and Leading The New Digital Economy
A strong connection to culture and industries like music, are cited among factors why Black Americans are investing in cryptocurrency and the NFT space.
Nearly 20,000 Creatives of Color Attend CultureCon At Home
CultureCon founder Imani Ellis says over 18,000 people from around the world attended the virtual event built for and by creatives of color.
Nike Partners With Tiffany & Co. to Release New ‘Air Force 1 Low’ Sneakers, Consumers Are Titling Their Heads at the Result
It's Tiffany & Co. trying to rebrand the classic black low top Air Force 1.