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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant. In today’s column, I examine essential ways to use generative ...

A physician who wants to make the best decisions possible must recognize that other people have valuable lenses through which they view the situation. In a field as complex and fast-changing as ...

There will always be someone who knows more, speaks more eloquently, or thinks faster on their feet. But feeling small, insecure, or intimidated around “smart” people isn’t about them—it’s about the ...

It’s not so simple. In fact, it’s surprisingly easy for smart people like you to make some less-than-brilliant money moves — especially when those moves seem responsible on the surface. To paraphrase ...

Even smart people can act stupidly during this challenging time. Sheltering in place, keeping a safe distance, and wearing a face mask have been shown to slow the virus’s spread. But they can also ...

President Donald Trump lashed out at former President Joe Biden in an interview with FOX News host Sean Hannity on Air Force One. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: So we're really here, let's say actively, for ...

Every school had a certified genius. They were the valedictorian, the kid who ruined the grading curve, the person whose future seemed like a straight, golden road paved with scholarships and success.