Kozminski Review
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Does your AI have a personality problem? Kozminski University researchers publish in Harvard Business Review
How AI personality affects stress, collaboration and work quality.
Busy but ineffective. Why multitasking destroys focus
What looks like productivity is often a hidden cognitive cost.
When computers listen to how we speak: how artificial intelligence helps detect dementia early
Dr Karol Chlasta writes how a computer can reveal first signs of dementia years before visible...
New relationships rules: How are war and emigration changing Ukrainian women’s attitudes towards family?
Dr Marta Makowska show how Gen Z Ukrainian women in Poland change their views on female roles...
What drives internet voting: institutional or technological trust?
Citizens participate in internet voting not because they trust the technology, Prof. David...
Does AI have a “better conscience” than we do?
Research shows that AI can be more sensitive to moral signals than humans.
The ties that bind, or don’t. A network view of social cohesion
Dr Michał Bojanowski shows how social cohesion surveys overlook the actual structure of social...
Motherhood in academia: penalty, privilege, or an unrecognized form of capital?
Motherhood exposes structural barriers that quietly slow academic careers.
Academia by the numbers: self-control and burnout
The most effective supervision works when people regulate themselves through points and indicators.
Innovation from rejected worlds
Measures of innovativeness begin to crumble where the mainstream collides with what can be...
When does family strengthen business, and when does business strengthen family?
The satisfaction of women entrepreneurs depends on how family and business resources interact.
Energy efficiency starts in the mind
Is saving energy mainly a matter of technology and bills, or a question of mindset?