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May 23, 2019 When You've Reached an Impasse in Your Meeting By Paul Axtell Don't let a stalemate torpedo the group's progress.

Internet Can We Trust Machines that Sound Too Much Like Us? by David Weinberger And what about voice assistants that don't sound like us at all? Technology Facial Recognition Fears and Rihanna + LVMH Youngme, Felix, and Mihir debate the pros and cons associated with the increased use of facial recognition technology and whether San Francisco's ban on such technology makes sense. They then discuss whether Rihanna represents the future of the world's largest luxury conglomerate, LVMH. Technology Embedding AI in Business Accenture's Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Paul Daugherty, discusses how to successfully integrate AI in your business: Do not think of it as bolt-on tech, but rather, as an opportunity to reimagine everything you do. Leadership & Managing people How Great Nursing Improves Doctors' Performance by Christina Dempsey, Thomas H. Lee Hospitals with better nursing programs perform better overall.

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