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Why Patagonia Chooses to Make Its Business Harder

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By Miriam Daub, Michael Innes Verified, Will Ross, Marcelo De Santis
| LinkedIn
Speaking as a longtime Patagonia fan, I love this conversation with Jon, and the transparency with which this business seeks to grow in an ethical, planet first way. The main part of this interview that sticks out to me as an opportunity for Patagonia to make meaningful change is about partway through, when Jon is pressed to reconcile the integration of AI into everyday business practices with the high toll that AI takes from this environment via energy and water consumption.
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The disappointments of bolted-together systems in insurance technology

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By Will Ross
| PropertyCasualty360 Verified
Insurance leaders are coming to a consensus: AI might actually change the way things get done. (Credit: Shutterstock) Over the past five years, AI leaders in the insurance industry have created 6.1 times the total shareholder return of AI laggards. A staggering stat? Yes, and the lack of debate or shrieking doubters speaks even louder than the stat itself.
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Sudan army torturing people to death, says rights group

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By Wedaeli Chibelushi Verified, Will Ross
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Khartoum was a burnt-out shell of its former self after the army recaptured it in March [Avaaz via Getty Images] A prominent Sudanese human rights group has accused the country's army and security forces of torturing people to death and operating "execution chambers". The Emergency Lawyers group said it had documented hundreds of arrests in the capital Khartoum. It said that in the "worst cases", some captives had later been found dead with evidence of torture.
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