Adam Bent
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Why Joseph Cutrona Believes Mental States Should Be Viewed as Interconnected Systems (opens the original)
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Technology has given people more control over many aspects of daily life, from how they communicate to how they work, travel, and access information. Yet the way people think about their own mental states can still feel far less intentional. Stress, motivation, mood, and emotional responses are often treated as experiences that simply happen, rather than as states influenced by a wider combination of factors. That assumption is one of the ideas Joseph Cutrona examines through his upcoming book,
AI Coding Accelerates as Software Governance Faces a New Test (opens the original)
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AI coding tools appear to be moving software development into a faster operating model, with developers increasingly overseeing machine-generated work alongside writing code themselves. BairesDev's Q3 2026 Dev Barometer, as highlighted by Yahoo Finance, found that 42% of developers surveyed said AI writes at least half their code, up from 12% a year earlier. Developers also reported saving 13 hours a week through AI-assisted coding, suggesting that software teams may be reallocating more time to
EMacy Collective: Connecting Independent Luxury Hotels to the Right Guests (opens the original)
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EMacy Collective connects exceptional independent luxury hotels with the guests most likely to value them. The company was built to close a visibility gap that has persisted in the hospitality industry for years, where large hotel brands command attention from high-net-worth clients while smaller, privately owned properties are left without access to the same networks. The gap is not one of quality. Many independent hotels offer distinctive design, personalized service, and experiences that bran
For Families Supporting Adults With Disabilities, Independence Extends Beyond Housing Alone (opens the original)
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For many families supporting a person with a disability, independence involves far more than finding a place to live. It can also depend on access to employment, reliable support, meaningful relationships, and a community that remains available as circumstances change. A 2025 report from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving estimated that 63 million Americans were providing ongoing care to an adult or child with a complex medical condition or disability. Employment is another important
Why the Nuclear Power Revival Also Depends on Building a Reliable Uranium Supply (opens the original)
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Nuclear power is back in the energy conversation, but the discussion often begins with reactors rather than the fuel they will eventually need. Electricity demand is also rising in new ways. The International Energy Agency reported that data-centre electricity use grew 17% in 2025, while consumption at AI-focused data centres rose even faster. Its latest outlook still sees total data-centre electricity demand roughly doubling by 2030. That matters because nuclear expansion creates a parallel que
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