Voice Cloning Technology: Amazing Potential, Alarming Risks

25 June 2026

Voice cloning technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, making it possible to replicate a person’s voice using only a few seconds of recorded audio.…

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Executive Credit Scores May Offer Insight into Corporate Decision-Making

23 June 2025

A recent study from Ohio State University reveals a compelling link between the personal credit scores of top-level corporate executives and their decision-making behaviour in…

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How Leaders Unknowingly Become Dictators at Work

19 April 2025

Micromanagement remains a persistent issue in the professional world—a tendency toward overcontrol that stifles collaboration and undermines trust. At Penn State’s School of Labour and…

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Neural Markers of Price Perception: Unveiling the Brain’s Response to Cost Evaluation

22 March 2025

Russian researchers have unveiled insights into how the brain processes purchasing decisions through a study that combines electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG). Published in the…

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Recent Studies Aid Luxury Companies in Combating the Allure of Fake Products

12 February 2025

Enthusiasts of upscale fashion and luxury items often prioritise distinguishing between authentic and counterfeit products. However, the question remains: Does their perceived expertise influence their…

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Emerging AI Economy Predicts and Sells Your Choices Before You Make Them, Experts Caution

31 December 2024

Shortly, AI assistants may predict and shape our decision-making processes early, selling these nascent “intentions” to businesses equipped to fulfil these needs before we even…

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Political Beliefs Could Shape Gift-Giving Decisions More Than Individual Buying Choices

26 October 2024

Research conducted by the University of New Hampshire reveals that while political leanings might not significantly affect everyday purchases for individuals, these affiliations could significantly…

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Skilled and Influential Boards Required to Leverage the Potential of Overconfident CEOs for Groundbreaking Innovations

12 October 2024

C-suite executives are often characterised by their strong personalities, which can be pivotal in driving new and appealing offerings. However, when the focus shifts to…

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A novel neural network models human-like decision making

28 July 2024

Humans engage in approximately 35,000 decision-making processes daily, ranging from mundane choices like deciding when it’s safe to cross the street to selecting what to…

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