Board members are busy putting AI to work, using it to summarize lengthy papers, track market trends, and answer their questions. But some boards are going one step further and giving AI a seat. Diligent, makes software that directors use to share documents and run meetings. When its boss, Brain Strafford, told one chief executive
Otter.ai, the AI-powered note-taking tool, announced Tuesday that it’s expanding its multilingual capabilities, including a new multilingual transcription feature that can follow conversations as speakers switch between languages during the same meeting. The company is also adding support for 27 languages, its largest language expansion to date. Once the rollout is complete, Otter will support
Israeli forces have shot dead a 14-year-old Palestinian boy during an operation in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say. Moataz Daghlas was killed on Monday evening in the village of Burqa, north-west of Nablus, according to the Palestinian health ministry. The Israeli military said soldiers identified “several terrorists who intended to hurl stones” in
Sometimes the hardest part about talking to other people isn’t finding the right words to say, but deciding if you should say anything at all. Abi Inman/NPR hide caption toggle caption i Abi Inman/NPR Never miss a story or episode from Life Kit. Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get our journalism delivered directly to your
“Supergirl” star Milly Alcock has set her next project – an adaptation of August Strindberg’s play “Miss Julie” at the Old Vic theater in London. Adapted and directed by Old Vic associate director Rebecca Frecknall, “Julie” will see Alcock in the titular role. The play is set to debut at the theater April 10 and
Americans are struggling to keep up with their monthly bills. Affordability was top of mind for voters in the midterm elections, and new data from the Urban Institute illuminated just how pressing an issue it is. An analysis from the think tank, using US Census Bureau and credit bureau data, showed that 23.5% of Americans
