Amazon hiring ‘workstyle’ assessment may have been lie detector test, judge says
An applicant plausibly alleged that a test meant to gauge his “workstyle” fit the definition of a lie detector test under Massachusetts law, the judge determined.
Making frontier cybersecurity capabilities available to defenders
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Humans to travel further into space than ever before as Nasa confirms March Moon mission
Nasa sets the launch date following a successful “wet dress rehearsal” of the Artemis II mission.
Can dual national Brits travel to UK without valid British passport after all?
Upcoming rule changes to the UK’s new ETA border system have angered dual national Brits, but updated travel guidance from the government and a major airline suggests those without valid British passports may be allowed entry – as long as they have an expired UK passport.
New study sheds light on the psychological burden of having a massive social media audience
Independent creators often struggle with “audience entanglement” after achieving success, a new study in Administrative Science Quarterly reports. Researchers found that managing the psychological weight of a large fanbase is critical for avoiding burnout and sustaining a creative career.
Unfair Dismissal UK: 2026 Rules & 2027 Changes
Section A: What Is Unfair Dismissal? Most employees have the right to be dismissed fairly. Allegations of unfairness can be directed against employers for a number of reasons, with the grounds for dismissal, the way the decision was reached and the procedure used to bring the contract
Viral AI agent OpenClaw highlights the psychological complexity of human-computer interaction
As AI tools become more autonomous, developers face an identity crisis. Peter Steinberger joined the Lex Fridman Podcast to discuss imbuing agents with personality and the psychological impact of replacing manual labor with AI.