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Don’t Shoot The Messenger: The Faults and Fortune of ChatGPT
Rather than pitting the two against each other and assuming their differences negates the existence of the other — work generated by humans and machine learning algorithms can form a relationship of mutualism as we adapt to the next paradigm shift of our times.
Dream Big, Live Small: Moving Away from Traditional Housing
Although the dream of home ownership is quickly spiralling out of reach for many hardworking Canadians, there may finally be some light at the end of the tunnel. Through further innovation, advancement, and awareness, modular and boxed housing alternatives have the potential to achieve widespread social acceptance and shape the way future generations live.
Four Day Work Weeks: Yay or Nay?
The four-day work week presents various benefits. However, many counties and companies still follow a five-day work week due to the worry of less output from employees, because of losing a whole day. But, from many experiments and studies, that theory has been deemed flawed. Even with evidence, is there a more in-depth reason why companies are not transitioning to a four-day week, or are they just falling behind in this fast-paced world?
True North Strong and Oligopolistic
Companies in Canada’s duopolistic and oligopolistic industries continue to grow stronger, signalling the need for intense government reforms. As seen in the aviation, banking, and telecommunications industries, outdated regulations harm Canadian consumers and entrepreneurs as they have an overwhelmingly negative impact on innovation and living costs.
Creativity in Unoriginality: The Impact of Outdated Copyright Laws
Outdated terms may hinder Canadians’ ability to innovate in different industries, especially within the artistic, literary, and technological fields. Although measures may be taken to implement appropriate mechanisms to deal with the challenges resulting from the digital era, it is apparent that copyright is indeed being rendered obsolete.
Does Life Really Imitate Art?
As far as Hollywood is concerned, finance professionals will always be the blind leading the blind, despite undeniable levels of progress in creating a more efficient, honest, and meritocratic workplace.
Follow the Leader: Venture Capital Pandemonium
Overall, major venture capital firms are industry leaders for a reason — they are some of the most sophisticated and successful investors in the world. Following their investments often makes sense, and to a certain extent, they deserve the “premium” that they warrant, but when the party stops, there can be serious consequences.
Lady Liberty vs. Liberation: How the U.S. Dollar Eclipses Global Markets
In a time where political tensions have resulted in bolstered protectionism and decreased globalization, the effects of a strong dollar only contribute towards a downward trend in global trade. Nations, trade associations, and heads of state must prioritize foreign transactions and discourage barrier retaliation for the continued liberation of global markets.
Airlines – A Soaring or Crashing Investment?
Right now, travelling is more popular than ever, as many have learned to prioritize experiences over tangible goods in the post-pandemic environment. This begs the question, should individuals get in the front seat and invest in airlines, or simply sit back and watch them take off?
A Game of Tones: Shifting Legal Strategy in the Music Industry
The music industry is like a game of chess; each move can make or break an artist’s career. However, as Taylor Swift has shown, an unexpected strategic shift can sometimes impact more than just other players—it can change the rules of the game