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Consumers are open to AI. But companies must heed data protection and privacy fearsYou may not yet travel in a self-driving car, but artificial intelligence is already part of people’s lives. And businesses need to pay attention to how their customer

160万ユーザー突破！ 1周年を迎えたWantedly Peopleが厳選した「名刺トリビア」をインフォグラフィックで発表します。 Rimo合同会社 / 代表社員・ソフトウェアエンジニア こんにちは。Wantedly Peopleチーム　事業開発の逆瀬川です！おかげさまで、Wantedly Peopleはサービス提供を開始してから、丸1年を迎えることができました。この1周年を記念して、Wantedly Peopleの160万人を超えるユーザーの方々によってこれまでにスキャンされた累計3

In 2015, more than 1.5 million people were killed by animals. That’s a startling figure. To put it in perspective, that’s about the same number of people who died from HIV/AIDS or diabetes last year. Some of the culprits are the usual suspects of the

How People Approach Facts and InformationPeople deal in varying ways with tensions about what information to trust and how much they want to learn. Some are interested and engaged with information; others are wary and stressed(Hero Images/Getty Image

#StatusofMindIn May 2017, RSPH and the Young Health Movement published a report examining the positive and negative effects of social media on young people’s healthThe report includes a league table of social media platforms according to their impact

PhD student Lindsay Blackstock (left) and her supervisor, Xing-Fang Li, found telltale signs of urine in public swimming pools by looking for traces of artificial sweetener. New research confirms what we all feared but few will admit—at least some o

New YouGov research across eight Western nations finds people anticipiating the outbreak of conflict and further major terror attacksA century on from the world’s first major global conflict – a war that was thought at the time to have ended all wars

Are you a cat person or a dog person? In honor of International Cat Day on August 8 (sorry dogs), we wanted to understand more about the social characteristics of these two camps of animal lovers. Stereotypically, dogs are more social and easy-going,

Carolyn is a senior editor for The Economist Intelligence Unit's thought leadership division in the Americas. She manages research programs for foundations and corporations on topics ranging from urbanization and jobs to sustainability and youth econ

A little update about a lot of people using Slack Like all rational people, we get excited by numbers. So to celebrate two pleasantly round numbers happening at once, we made an infographic. Nothing says “celebration” like a beautifully crafted grap

Dramatic gains in life expectancy have been made globally since 2000, but major inequalities persist within and among countries, according to this year’s “World Health Statistics: Monitoring Health for the SDGs”.Life expectancy increased by 5 years b

Identity 2016: 'Global citizenship' rising, poll suggestsA collection of videos submitted by BBC viewers, explaining their identity, and what is shaping who they are People are increasingly identifying themselves as global rather than national citize

With 500 million signups under our belt, it’s exciting to see Dropbox connecting people around the world with everything that’s important to them. But this milestone hints at something much bigger—how much our users are working together.Since we star

Skip to navigationSkip to content While longer passwords debut on this year’s list of most commonly used passwords, they are not necessarily more secure We have seen an effort by many people to be more secure by adding characters to passwords, but i

Most British people would rather time travel to the past than the future – and Back to the Future viewers prefer the real 2015 to the fictional 2015On 21 October 2015 Doc Brown and Marty McFly burst into the present in a DeLorean time machine from 19

“A job where you feel trusted and respected, and where the employer has a high level of loyalty to... “The culture at TI is awesome. The environment is laid back and the people you get to work with... Glassdoor has millions of jobs plus salary inform

Our strength lies in the unrivalled diversity of our people, methodologies, specialisms and points of view that seamlessly fuse to give us a unique and complete understanding of people, across the world. Government disapproval is dampening recovery,

Google’s autocomplete function provides suggestions derived from common Google searches by other users. Comparing autocomplete results for searches on different countries reveals how certain places are perceived by people around the World.It turns ou

[Update] Peaceful and normal actions forbidden under the junta regime after 6 monthsHalf a year after the coup d’état in May, martial law is still in place and all kinds of political expression against the junta, no matter how peaceful, are still not

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Nearly three in 10 adults (28%) across 123 countries in 2013 say their city or area is a "good place" for gay or lesbian people to live, but hospitable attitudes range widely from as high as 83% in the Netherlands to as low as 1%

What makes for a stable marriage?About a decade ago, the gossip on everyone’s lips was that “1/2 of all marriages in the U.S. end in divorce.” That factoid was later disproven, but it left a lasting impression on the eligible bachelors and bacheloret

Emerging and Developing Economies Much More Optimistic than Rich Countries about the FutureEducation, Hard Work Considered Keys to Success, but Inequality Still a ChallengeOverall, optimism is linked with recent national economic performance. Countri

Young people fear internet of things will give away their secretsYoung people are seriously worrried about connected gadgets when it comes to privacy - worrying that 'connected' gadgets such as Smart TVs could give away more data than they are comfor

MenuMoreAs 2013 draws to a close, pollsters have been finding out how people across the world feel about the state of their lives and the coming 12 months. Here, the BBC's world affairs correspondent, Paul Adams, analyses the findings. Is the world g

The top 10 Digital, Print & Out of Home and TV ads from the 10,000+ ads we tested in 2019. For over 75 years, we have been pioneers in understanding people. From consumer panel data to futures consultancy; from neuroscience to exit polls; from l

Throughout the year, and especially during the holidays, Twitter brings people closer to a particular passion: shopping. According to Crimson Hexagon, holiday shopping conversations increased in 2012 by 30% over the previous year. Buzz on Twitter pea

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