AI can help even an ordinary person deliver top-level work. A responsible professor for engineering psychology and a philosopher believe that an oversupply of flawlessness makes the value of the human touch stand out more clearly.

More and more media outlets are putting a price tag on refusing cookies. Privacy is increasingly becoming a commodity in the digital age. Could the price tags on different services rise so high that only some consumers will be able to afford privacy in the digital jungle?

The transformation of work is challenging traditional ideas about skills. What's especially valuable now are people who can combine deep professional expertise with strong technology and data skills, along with strong communication, collaboration, and leadership abilities.

A passion for healthy nutrition and exercise originally led Inka Wessman to the field of food chemistry. Her MBA studies deepened her business knowledge and opened the door to more challenging roles in sustainable food production.

Education is an extremely profitable investment, both for individuals and for society, says Assistant Professor of Economics Mikko Silliman. Tuukka Koskinen and Laura Suikkanen share their views on the value of their MBA and EMBA education investments.

AI makes it possible for radical innovations to come from anyone, not just tech-savvy engineers. The next breakthrough may come from a farmer, a carpenter, a nurse, or the owner of a cleaning business. According to an AI expert, overcoming fears and prejudices requires experimentation and training.