Netflix hopes employees across the company will develop an “aspiration for AI fluency” as the technology reshapes the way work is done, a senior executive said. Elizabeth Stone, Netflix’s chief product and technology officer, said in an episode of “Lenny’s Podcast” released Sunday that the streaming giant is encouraging all employees, from new hires to
Taylor Farms is facing a rapidly advancing public health crisis, and communications veterans say its latest messages have muddied an already confusing situation. The major food supplier said Sunday that the FDA had withdrawn a positive test for cyclospora in its lettuce, calling it a false positive. The cyclospora parasite has sickened thousands of people
A few years ago I got my dream job. I was asked to lead the content team of an incredible brand and reinvent its look, all while working with a ton of creative and inspiring people. It was the kind of job I told people about and their jaws dropped. “OMG, this is so perfect
Growing up, I didn’t see poker as a game for girls. My dad and brothers played constantly, with the sounds of them placing bets and shuffling cards always in my periphery. But they never invited me to join them. They once let me join a game of Texas Hold ‘Em without fully explaining the rules,
AI is escaping the tech industry. The latest evidence suggests that the technology is no longer limited to software engineers and data scientists; It is spreading to the broader economy, including in Europe. New data from Indeed shows that employers are increasingly adding AI directly to jobs for non-tech roles in sales, human resources, legal
Mary Steenburgen, 73, says she is not haunted by the roles she missed because they led her to the life she has now. Speaking on Saturday’s episode of The Daily Beast’s “Obsessed” podcast, the actress said she made “a huge mistake” in her career by passing up a role she “probably should have done.” Steenburgen
