Zwift Ride V2 Bike Upgrades Comfort For More Indoor Cyclists

A new dedicated indoor bike frame for Zwift is out, the Zwift Ride V2, now with support for more body sizes thanks to its reworked design. But there’s no price increase.

Rethinking ‘Think Again’ In The Age Of AI

Far from making human judgment obsolete, artificial intelligence turns the discipline of rethinking into our single most decisive leadership capability.​

How Great Innovators Focus On Removing Friction

The best innovations remove friction by making everyday work simpler, faster and more intuitive

Figure AI Commits $3.5 Billion To Nscale For Up To 100,000 NVIDIA GPUs

Figure commits $3.5B to Nscale for AI compute and up to 100,000 NVIDIA GPUs, betting billions on training the models behind its humanoid robots.

Why Storage Density Is Becoming The New Currency Of Data Centers

Storage density is becoming an important enabler of the value that executives already believe their data holds. ​

2 Habits Most ‘Effortlessly’ Intelligent People Have, By A Psychologist

Effortless intelligence isn’t speed. Research on cognitive load and metacognition points to two ordinary habits behind minds that make thinking look easy.

​How Do You Prove That 2 Billion De-Identified Patient Notes Are Anonymous?

Many systems can strip identifiers from text, but the challenge is proving one works on real-world data at health-system scale to a standard regulators accept.

How To Stay Nourished On A College Meal Plan: A Doctor’s Perspective

College freshmen encounter campus food environments mirroring America’s. Students often prioritize taste over nutrition, despite healthier alternatives being available.

What My Father Never Let Me Forget About The Business Of Healthcare

A son reflects on his physician father’s legacy and how it influenced his thinking on the business of healthcare.