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A Morgan Stanley survey of interns found that AI tool usage has surged, with 68% reporting daily use for tasks like drafting and research. Furthermore, over a quarter of these interns reported using prediction market apps such as Kalshi and Polymarket. Despite high adoption rates of new technology, concerns persist regarding job replacement (over 60%) and the limited regulation of betting platforms.

The $124 trillion Great Wealth Transfer has begun, creating a challenge for nonprofit organizations whose deep donor relationships were built with wealthy baby boomers. Nonprofits must now find ways to engage Millennials and Gen Z, who show interest in philanthropic giving when it provides a sense of belonging and community.

Back-to-school anxieties can manifest as physical symptoms like headaches or stomach aches, or behavioral changes such as irritability and disorganization, rather than always appearing as overt worry. Experts recommend that parents do not rush to solve the anxiety but instead acknowledge the fear by using the three Cs: Catch it, check it, and change it.

A Harris Poll survey for the Guardian found that 40% of Americans incorrectly believe the stock market only benefits the top 1%, and two-thirds mistakenly think a growing stock market indicates overall economic growth. The poll also revealed that nearly 40% of respondents did not understand that the economy and stock market are distinct.

Two in five Americans believe the stock market only benefits the top 1%, and 40% incorrectly assume the economy and stock market are the same. Two-thirds also mistakenly believe a growing stock market directly indicates economic growth, according to a Harris Poll survey for the Guardian.

A Harris Poll survey for the Guardian found 95% of Americans believe the US is facing an affordability crisis, with 57% perceiving the economy as worsening. Many report struggles with rising grocery and gas costs.

An exclusive Harris Poll survey for the Guardian reveals 95% of Americans believe the US is facing an affordability crisis, with 57% citing worsening economic conditions due to rising grocery and gas costs. The poll highlights concerns amid the war in Iran and approaching midterm elections.

A survey by Intuit Credit Karma and The Harris Poll reveals rising sports costs are pricing fans out of bars and stadiums, with 1 in 5 fans avoiding watch parties due to expenses like $12 beers. Fans are split between taking on debt to attend high-cost events (e.g., $279,804 Knicks courtside tickets) or cutting back entirely, with 16% now unable to afford live events they previously could.

Gen Z employees prefer hybrid work environments, with 71% wanting a balance between remote and in-office work, according to Gallup. They seek in-person interactions for career growth and mentorship, debunking the myth that they resist office work. Surveys by Harris Poll, Freeman, BSG, and MetLife highlight their desire for face-to-face connections to combat loneliness and enhance professional relationships.

Three founders of Outward Intelligence bootstrapped their polling company to over $1 million in revenue eight months after launch by leveraging AI to reduce costs and defer hiring. They prioritized profitable growth without venture capital funding, relying on their combined expertise in product, research, and engineering.

The Axios Harris Poll 100 shows a significant shift in partisan views on AI technology, with Republicans becoming more trusting and Democrats more skeptical. The poll found that 44% of Republicans have a more positive view of AI, compared to 35% of Democrats. This shift may be influenced by factors such as job disruption predictions and concerns over data centers and federal government overreach.