Author: Humanima

A new survey has revealed that AI is becoming an increasingly trusted source of life advice, with more than half of Brits opting for AI-generated guidance on various personal and professional matters. Despite initially stating a preference for human advice, when presented with real examples, 52.31% of respondents chose AI advice for relationships, while only 15.47% preferred advice from a human coach. The study, commissioned by business coach Tim Brownson, involved 2,017 people across the UK. Participants were first asked whether they would generally prefer advice from a human or AI on a range of topics, including relationships, business, careers,…

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A new book by distinguished economist and executive coach Stephen Bruyant-Langer has been published today. The Existential Playbook – How to Survive, Live and Thrive is the final instalment in Bruyant-Langer’s trilogy on personal development and leadership. The book, which blends philosophy, psychology, and practical tools, aims to help readers navigate life’s challenges and transitions with clarity, resilience, and optimism. Drawing on decades of professional experience, Bruyant-Langer’s work addresses some of life’s most pressing questions: Who are we? What do we want from life? And how can we thrive in today’s world? According to the author, the book serves as…

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As the final quarter of 2024 approaches, NewCo Capital Group, a prominent financial services provider, and its Australian counterpart Bizcap are gearing up for a significant expansion in 2025. Both companies have experienced substantial growth throughout the year, driven by innovative financial products and strategic technological advancements. NewCo, led by CEO Albert Gahfi, has highlighted the importance of closing 2024 on a strong note to set the stage for future ambitions. “We’ve had an exceptional year so far, but our focus is on what comes next. We’re laying the groundwork for 2025 and beyond, ensuring that NewCo and Bizcap are…

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Rachel Reeves, the UK’s first female Chancellor of the Exchequer, has unveiled a significant initiative aimed at supporting female entrepreneurs through the creation of the Invest in Women Taskforce. This new taskforce, a successor to the Rose Review, aims to establish one of the world’s largest investment funding pools dedicated exclusively to female founders, with a target of raising over £250 million. The announcement comes as part of a broader government effort to enhance economic opportunities for women and address the gender disparity in business ownership. Currently, women constitute more than 50% of the UK population but only account for…

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JetLearn, an online education platform specialising in coding, robotics, and AI for children, has announced a new partnership with the NHS Staff Benefits Programme, aiming to bring advanced tech education to the families of NHS workers. The collaboration offers children of NHS staff exclusive access to JetLearn’s personalised technology education courses at a 15% discount, providing a crucial opportunity for young learners to master essential digital skills. The partnership marks a significant step in bridging the gap between the digital world and future generations, particularly for one of the largest workforces in the UK. By offering discounted access to their…

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SM Investments Corporation, SM Prime Holdings, and China Banking Corporation have been honoured by TIME Magazine and Statista as some of the World’s Best Companies for 2024. This accolade highlights their exceptional performance in employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability. Frederic DyBuncio, President and Chief Executive Officer of SM Investments, expressed his gratitude for the recognition, noting, “We are honoured to be listed among the world’s best companies. This recognition reflects our group’s commitment to responsible and inclusive development and underscores our dedication to creating shared value for all stakeholders while ensuring long-term sustainability.” SM Investments has played a significant…

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Students are being urged to stay vigilant against online scams as the new academic year begins, with the Student Loans Company (SLC) issuing a stark warning about the rise of smishing and phishing attacks aimed at targeting maintenance loan payments. As thousands of students across the UK receive their first instalments of the 2024/25 academic year, SLC warns that fraudsters are stepping up efforts to trick students into revealing personal and financial information via fake text messages and emails. This form of fraud, known as “smishing,” involves scammers sending messages that appear to come from trusted sources like the SLC,…

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The UK Government has announced a significant update to the Online Safety Act, classifying the sharing of intimate images without consent as a “priority offence.” This new measure will require social media platforms to proactively remove non-consensual intimate content or face severe penalties, including fines of up to 10% of their global revenue. Under the new provisions, tech companies will be legally obligated to identify and prevent intimate image abuse, marking it as one of the most severe forms of online crime. Failure to comply with the new regulations could lead to substantial fines, enforced by the regulator Ofcom. These…

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New research has identified Generation Z as the most “chronically online” generation, spending an average of 3.6 hours daily on social media and streaming platforms. This data, analysed by QR Code Generator from sources including Ofcom and Uswitch, highlights the evolving patterns of internet usage across different age groups in the UK. The study, which evaluated social media engagement, streaming habits, smartphone dependence, and general internet access, found that younger generations are significantly more immersed in digital life compared to their older counterparts. Gen Z, defined as those aged 16 to 24, leads the way with their extensive use of…

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A new book aims to revolutionise the landscape for female entrepreneurs seeking investment and business growth. Thinking Bigger by Sarah Dusek, venture capitalist and entrepreneur, provides a comprehensive guide designed to help women build and scale successful businesses while addressing the significant funding gap they face. Women entrepreneurs currently receive less than 2% of all venture capital annually, highlighting a glaring disparity in access to investment. Thinking Bigger seeks to address this issue by offering practical advice and strategies tailored specifically for women. As co-founder of Enygma Ventures, Dusek has championed underrepresented female founders in Africa, helping them secure venture…

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