Dan Riskin, CTV’s Science and Technology Specialist, rounds up the most interesting, strange, and fascinating headlines from the science and tech worlds and teaches you a little something Thursdays on Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal.

Here's what we're covering this week:
People perform better if they think they have AI assistance, even if they don’t actually have AI assistance
A new edible gel could neutralize booze before you get a hangover
What can heart surgeons teach us about learning from mistakes? That a growth mindset can help you learn more

Tune in every Thursday at 10:35am to Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal for the latest Science with Dan Riskin!

Dan Riskin, CTV’s Science and Technology Specialist, rounds up the most interesting, strange, and fascinating headlines from the science and tech worlds and teaches you a little something Thursdays on Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal.
Here's what we're covering this week:
<ul>
<li>People perform better if they think they have AI assistance, even if they don’t actually have AI assistance</li>
<li>A new edible gel could neutralize booze before you get a hangover</li>
<li>What can heart surgeons teach us about learning from mistakes? That a growth mindset can help you learn more</li>
</ul>
Tune in every Thursday at 10:35am to Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal for the latest Science with Dan Riskin!

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PODCAST: The Daily Review for Mon. June 24th, 2024

Have you ever heard of a ‘personality hire’ before? Well, that term is slowly picking up steam these days, as these types of hires are becoming more commonplace in the modern-day workforce. Have they become a necessary addition to any workplace, even if their performance results are underwhelming? CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Have you ever heard of a ‘personality hire’ before? Well, that term is slowly picking up steam these days, as these types of hires are becoming more commonplace in the modern-day workforce. Have they become a necessary addition to any workplace, even if their performance results are underwhelming? CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Mon. June 24th, 2024

While today’s tech-advanced smartphones remaining a mainstream craze in 2024, the needle might be moving in the opposite direction, and perhaps faster than you think. Society could soon be reverting to a simpler time in history, a cellular model with less additional features and the basic necessities that one would expect. Are these so-called ‘dumb phones’ here to stay? And if they are, does that signal the end of today’s traditional smartphones, or can both brands peacefully coexist in the same marketplace? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, a pivotal byelection is about to get underway in Toronto, as a Liberal stronghold could be switching hands later tonight. Who stands to gain the most and what is the best outcome for the Trudeau Liberals? We dig deeper with the Political Heat Panel.

While today’s tech-advanced smartphones remaining a mainstream craze in 2024, the needle might be moving in the opposite direction, and perhaps faster than you think. Society could soon be reverting to a simpler time in history, a cellular model with less additional features and the basic necessities that one would expect. Are these so-called ‘dumb phones’ here to stay? And if they are, does that signal the end of today’s traditional smartphones, or can both brands peacefully coexist in the same marketplace? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, a pivotal byelection is about to get underway in Toronto, as a Liberal stronghold could be switching hands later tonight. Who stands to gain the most and what is the best outcome for the Trudeau Liberals? We dig deeper with the Political Heat Panel.

OAW: Science with Dan Riskin – People perform better if they think they have AI assistance, even if they don’t actually have AI assistance

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