Imagine. You spend your formative high school years with your nose in a weighty textbook, at the same time avoiding parties and dating. Then, clutching a 4.0 GPA, you head to a top-tier university to ...

The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine. If you want to solve a tricky problem, it often helps to get organized. You might, for example, break the problem into pieces and tackle ...

But there's a silver lining to all this. In a recent LinkedIn post, Don Pepper explains that predictive analytics, applied against Big Data, can deliver more power to consumers. It's long been said ...

In Dominic Cummings and Boris Johnson’s new-look Whitehall, spin doctors, civil servants and political strategies are out and algorithms are in. Nothing has exposed how badly that ideology is faring ...

There are many pieces to UX — pleasing design, engaging and varied content, seamless navigation and overall efficiency and functionality. When it’s right, people know it. When it’s wrong, people know ...

If you've shopped online recently, you may have had this experience: You find an item, add it to your cart, and then when you get around to paying, the price has increased. You can thank pricing ...

It might have been the tiny middle-aged man I matched with on Hinge who tried to lure me into his very short arms by telling me a well-rehearsed, technically touching story about the cancer charity he ...

Your Algorithm gives users more say in the reels they are served. It’s a common experience: you search for white bean soup recipes one time on Instagram, and you are bombarded with white bean soup ...