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In an age of AI and accelerating automation, neuroscientist Mithu Storoni argues that the real competitive edge lies not in working harder, but in working with the brain — not against it. By understanding our cognitive rhythms, she believes we can redesign the workplace to restore focus, creativity and meaning.
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In an age of AI and accelerating automation, neuroscientist Mithu Storoni argues that the real competitive edge lies not in working harder, but in working with the brain — not against it. By understanding our cognitive rhythms, she believes we can redesign the workplace to restore focus, creativity and meaning.
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In an age of AI and accelerating automation, neuroscientist Mithu Storoni argues that the real competitive edge lies not in working harder, but in working with the brain — not against it. By understanding our cognitive rhythms, she believes we can redesign the workplace to restore focus, creativity and meaning.
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In an age of AI and accelerating automation, neuroscientist Mithu Storoni argues that the real competitive edge lies not in working harder, but in working with the brain — not against it. By understanding our cognitive rhythms, she believes we can redesign the workplace to restore focus, creativity and meaning.
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