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The kids are not all right-AI risk ranks high in their fears for the future

Teens, labeled as 'Generation AI', are rapidly adapting to using AI tools, which reshapes their education, social interactions, and personal identity.

Nearly Half of Americans Are Worried About Being Duped by AI | Entrepreneur

48% of Americans feel less scam-savvy due to AI. Only 18% are very confident in scam identification.

The kids are not all right-AI risk ranks high in their fears for the future

Teens, labeled as 'Generation AI', are rapidly adapting to using AI tools, which reshapes their education, social interactions, and personal identity.

Nearly Half of Americans Are Worried About Being Duped by AI | Entrepreneur

48% of Americans feel less scam-savvy due to AI. Only 18% are very confident in scam identification.
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#mental-health

Gen Z blames social media for ruining their mental health - but no one's signing off

Three in four Gen Z Americans blame social media for negatively impacting their mental health.
Despite concerns, Gen Z spends an average of five-and-a-half hours daily on social media.

New study on queer youth mental health & suicide rates show there's still a lot of work to do

Despite progress, LGBTQ+ youth still face mental health challenges, lack support, and grapple with political impact.

8 in 10 women believe their intuition is a sixth sense-but most still ignore it, study finds

Most women trust their intuition about health but often ignore it until symptoms worsen.

Aging in place seen as leading social barrier' by seniors: study

Aging in place is a leading social barrier to health and well-being among seniors in America.

Elvie's first-ever Times Square ad highlights post-partum struggles

Elvie is shedding light on postpartum challenges through its first digital out-of-home campaign at Times Square, emphasizing mental health struggles faced by new mothers.
A survey conducted by Elvie revealed that a significant percentage of mothers experience mental health complications post-birth, indicating inadequate postpartum care in the US.

Survey: Palestinians and Their Allies Are Experiencing Racism, Isolation for Solidarity With Gaza

Anti-Palestinian racism has widespread effects on Palestinian Americans and their allies' mental health.

Gen Z blames social media for ruining their mental health - but no one's signing off

Three in four Gen Z Americans blame social media for negatively impacting their mental health.
Despite concerns, Gen Z spends an average of five-and-a-half hours daily on social media.

New study on queer youth mental health & suicide rates show there's still a lot of work to do

Despite progress, LGBTQ+ youth still face mental health challenges, lack support, and grapple with political impact.

8 in 10 women believe their intuition is a sixth sense-but most still ignore it, study finds

Most women trust their intuition about health but often ignore it until symptoms worsen.

Aging in place seen as leading social barrier' by seniors: study

Aging in place is a leading social barrier to health and well-being among seniors in America.

Elvie's first-ever Times Square ad highlights post-partum struggles

Elvie is shedding light on postpartum challenges through its first digital out-of-home campaign at Times Square, emphasizing mental health struggles faced by new mothers.
A survey conducted by Elvie revealed that a significant percentage of mothers experience mental health complications post-birth, indicating inadequate postpartum care in the US.

Survey: Palestinians and Their Allies Are Experiencing Racism, Isolation for Solidarity With Gaza

Anti-Palestinian racism has widespread effects on Palestinian Americans and their allies' mental health.
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Survey Shines Spotlight on Inability to Keep Application Secrets - DevOps.com

Organizations are aware of risks but confident in their secret management capabilities.
The importance of investing in secrets management tools is recognized by many organizations.
#remote-work

3 in 10 workers say they plan to quit their jobs this year, new survey shows

28% of American workers plan to quit their jobs by year-end, driven by pay, benefits, and remote work possibilities.

Here's how much remote workers say it would cost to get them back into the office

Workers value remote work equivalently to a 7% to 9.6% pay increase, with higher value ascribed by those in their 30s with families.

3 in 10 workers say they plan to quit their jobs this year, new survey shows

28% of American workers plan to quit their jobs by year-end, driven by pay, benefits, and remote work possibilities.

Here's how much remote workers say it would cost to get them back into the office

Workers value remote work equivalently to a 7% to 9.6% pay increase, with higher value ascribed by those in their 30s with families.
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Report: A quarter of grads say they regret going to college

A significant percentage of college graduates regret their educational choices, preferring alternatives like community college or a gap year.

Just 1 in 5 marketers are confident in last-click attribution

Most marketers doubt last-click attribution's accuracy for long-term business impact.
A majority are moving towards alternative measurement strategies.
Marketers see the need for better tools like media mix modeling.

This U.S. State Has the Rudest Drivers, New Report Finds

Massachusetts ranked as the rudest state for drivers, scoring poorly on a politeness index.
Oregon was noted as the overall rudest state with the lowest politeness score.
Minnesota's driving etiquette also raised concerns with high instances of vocal aggression on the road.
#public-perception

Should we be polite to AI? Nearly half of Americans think so

Nearly half of Americans believe in speaking politely to AI, reflecting a societal shift towards kindness in technology interactions.

6-in-10 Americans say they need to limit their political news to avoid feeling fatigued

Many Americans are feeling overwhelmed by political news and limit their consumption to avoid fatigue.

Should we be polite to AI? Nearly half of Americans think so

Nearly half of Americans believe in speaking politely to AI, reflecting a societal shift towards kindness in technology interactions.

6-in-10 Americans say they need to limit their political news to avoid feeling fatigued

Many Americans are feeling overwhelmed by political news and limit their consumption to avoid fatigue.
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80% of K-12 educators regularly consider their safety at work

The survey indicates a critical link between school safety and both staff retention and student success.
#artificial-intelligence

Why are many of the largest US companies worried about AI?

Over half of the top 500 U.S. companies view AI as a potential risk, marking a significant shift in perception over two years.

Americans Are Uncomfortable with Automated Decision-Making

Americans are uneasy about AI's role in personal and professional decision-making processes, indicating a need for more guidelines and control over digital privacy.

Why are many of the largest US companies worried about AI?

Over half of the top 500 U.S. companies view AI as a potential risk, marking a significant shift in perception over two years.

Americans Are Uncomfortable with Automated Decision-Making

Americans are uneasy about AI's role in personal and professional decision-making processes, indicating a need for more guidelines and control over digital privacy.
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#vaccine-misinformation

More Americans embrace COVID vax untruths: Poll

Intense backlash to the COVID response eroded trust in public health, hampering future preparedness efforts.

Vaccines don't cause autism, but the lie won't die. In fact, it's getting worse.

Nearly a quarter of Americans still deny or dispute CDC's statement that vaccines do not cause autism.

More Americans embrace COVID vax untruths: Poll

Intense backlash to the COVID response eroded trust in public health, hampering future preparedness efforts.

Vaccines don't cause autism, but the lie won't die. In fact, it's getting worse.

Nearly a quarter of Americans still deny or dispute CDC's statement that vaccines do not cause autism.
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Massive number of college students are afraid to admit they're Jewish as antisemitism soars on campuses: survey

44% of Jewish students feel unsafe identifying as Jewish on campus amid rising antisemitism.

Editorial | Despite flaws, MTA worker assault survey underscores an unacceptable reality | amNewYork

MTA workers face extensive verbal and physical harassment, highlighting a serious safety issue in public transit.

Most Women Support Abortion Protections, Including 40 Percent of GOP Women

A majority of women support a national right to abortion and oppose state-level restrictions.

Can local journalism find a cure for election news fatigue? - Poynter

Almost half of U.S. adults are weary of news about the 2024 presidential election, affecting both national and local news outlets.

Ozempic and Wegovy should be covered by Medicare as weight loss treatments: KFF poll

GLP-1 drugs used for diabetes and heart disease gaining popularity as weight loss treatments.
KFF survey shows limited usage of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, with interest in Medicare coverage for weight loss drugs.

Philadelphia mayor demands all city employees return to office: 'More visible'

Philadelphia Mayor mandates city employees return to in-office work by July 15, with limited remote work exceptions.

Survey Credits Engineering Teams With Keeping Lid on Cloud Costs - DevOps.com

Engineering teams play a crucial role in managing cloud costs, but there is still room for improvement.

Many asthmatics at serious risk as they are failing to control condition, say experts

Many asthma sufferers may need help if experiencing frequent symptoms or flare-ups, waking at night, or requiring regular use of rescue inhalers or steroid tablets.

LGBTQ+ adults face discrimination in health care settings: survey

LGBTQ+ adults face more discrimination in daily life and healthcare compared to non-LGBTQ+ individuals.
Survey results show higher rates of mistreatment among LGBTQ+ respondents in healthcare settings, such as unfair treatment and negative experiences.

The Japanese sex drought: why are married women so uninterested in making love?

48.3% of Japanese married couples in sexless marriages
Gender split in reasons for lack of sex; men interested but partners unresponsive, women find it a hassle.

This Year Could Make or Break Many Small Businesses: Report | Entrepreneur

Small business owners are worried about survival in 2024 due to a tough job market, inflation, and pandemic effects.
Despite concerns, a majority of small business owners remain optimistic about their businesses and prioritize improving impact and revenue generation.

AI-powered martech releases and news: Feb. 15 | MarTech

Nearly 30% of marketers are not using AI in their marketing processes and don't plan to.
61% of marketers are already using AI to connect with audiences.

Podcast audience is big ... and under-counted

Survey reveals engaged podcast audience with growing consumption and interest in back catalog episodes.

Most Americans Would Still Buy ICE Vehicles And Hybrids Over EVs: Survey

Despite automakers' push for EVs, American car buyers still prefer combustion or hybrid vehicles over electric ones.

Survey: Lack of Child Care Keeps Migrant Candy Sellers Underground

Immigrant candy sellers in NYC face obstacles like childcare access, limiting opportunities for other work.

Even Black people who don't support queer rights oppose attacks on LGBTQ+ equality - LGBTQ Nation

Approximately 65% of Black Americans support Black LGBTQ+ people and rights, including 57% of churchgoers.
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