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If you’ve been scrolling social media over the past week, you may have noticed miniature action figure versions of friends, family, or colleagues neatly wrapped in a blister pack. These plastic-fantastic portraits are the latest AI-powered photo trend to sweep the internet — especially LinkedIn. After digital avatars and Studio Ghibli-inspired selfies, we now have the action figure, produced using ChatGPT’s free image generator.  It’s all fun and games, right? But look closer, and behind the gloss and giggles lies some pretty crucial fine print. With this action figure, sustainability is not included.  Mel Morris, the founder of research engine…

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Temu’s share of impressions in the Google auctions has cratered to 0% in the past week.Read More

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Puma is gaining ground in the race to win over Gen Z as it tries to turn around its business in the competitive sportswear landscape. The German company—one of the […]Read More

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If three people are coming over for dinner, does that stress you out?

What if it’s 17?

If you’re giving a talk explaining your strategy to four people, does it feel like a high-risk event? What if it’s 54?

How many more people are required before it flips to stressful? Because the last person is just one person.

If you’re performing in an auditorium, there are still only thirty people you can see from the stage.

N + 1 is just 1 more.

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