Artificial Intelligence (AI) impacts many industries and professions in different ways. A recent study looking at taxi drivers in Yokohama, Japan, shows that AI demand forecasting, which is unrelated to autonomous driving, can improve productivity in less-experienced drivers, helping close the skill gaps. This finding challenges the assumption that AI only favors high-skilled workers in technology-dependent industries.

Sports clubs have the potential to provide a profound and positive impact on the mental health of their younger members, but the whole club must be engaged to make a real difference. 

 

A new study by Flinders University shows that while coaches are often the focus of mental health efforts in sport, real and sustainable change relies on recognising the role of all club stakeholders including parents, committee members, trainers and volunteers.  

Distinguished psychiatrist John M. Oldham, MD, MS, discusses his pivotal role in developing the Alternative DSM-5 Model for Personality Disorders and creating assessment tools that bridge clinical practice with scientific rigor. His landmark work spans leadership positions at Columbia, Cornell, and Baylor, including serving as Chief Medical Officer for the New York State Office of Mental Health during 9/11.

In an era defined by uncertainty and rapid change, equipping students with entrepreneurial skills has become more urgent than ever. 

Six University of Texas at Arlington students are participating in The Archer Fellowship Program, a prestigious University of Texas System initiative that offers firsthand experience in public policy and decision-making.