When you think about artificial intelligence, your mind probably jumps to self-driving cars or the newest chatbot craze. These technologies are fascinating, sure. But they often feel like they’re permanently “just around the corner” from making any real-world impact. What if the most significant AI…
There is a particular kind of person who walks into any room and immediately becomes the connective tissue of everyone else in it. Kwasi Amaning Asare, known to his friends and fans as “Amazing,” is that person. And he has been that person for over…
Kwasi Asare has always believed that media isn’t just about attention—it is about influence, capital, timing, trust, and technology. For more than two decades, he has shaped and molded the ever-shifting landscape of digital media: from early banner ads, social media, search engines, and blog…
A patient finishes a video therapy session on a Tuesday evening and books a follow-up for two weeks out. In the meantime, she has an appointment with her psychiatrist at a brick-and-mortar clinic across town. That clinic runs on different software. It will never see…
An Indian businessman not on the FIR (First Information Report), not charged with anything, and not even formally a suspect, has spent months being publicly associated with a major counterfeit-pharmaceutical investigation. The case of Swapnadip Roy raises a broader question about the gap that can…
A background check can reach beyond resumes, references, and public records when an employer reviews public social media activity. The FTC says employers may check public social media activities, and if they use a background reporting company, written permission and Fair Credit Reporting Act rules…
The most revealing tests of leadership rarely happen in curated moments of discomfort, but in the fragmented spaces in between. Tim Draper’s viral ice-bath pitches sparked a broader conversation about founder resilience, venture capital culture, and operational endurance. There has been a fair amount of…