Mark Moran

The Future of AI in the Workplace: Could AI Bosses Be Better Than Human Managers? The idea of artificial intelligence (AI) managing human employees may sound like a plot straight out of dystopian fiction. However, this concept is rapidly approaching, and in some cases, human workers may even prefer it.

The dynamic manipulation of the properties of soft mat-ter can lead to adaptive functional materials that can be used in advanced applications. Here we report on a new chiral dopant, built on an isosorbide scaffold attached to two bistable hydrazone-based light-switches, that can be used to control the self-assembly, and hence photophysi-cal properties, of nematic liquid crystals.

This story was written by KJZZ's Mark Moran and is reprinted here through a collaboration between KJZZ and The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com. To hear the original audio, go to KJZZ.org. Baseball is much more advanced than it used to be. Nutrition and training regimens are better than they were even a decade ago. There are stats about stats with acronyms no one understand. But perhaps no other part of the game is scrutinized as closely as pitching.