A Massive Study Shows Success Doesn’t Lead to Happiness–But Happiness Does Drive Success

Hard work and sacrifice lead to success, and happiness is by-product. In its most productive form, living in a dynamic of ...
New York Post

Financially successful adults had these traits in common as children, according to 50 years of research

The qualities that make financially successful adults begin in childhood, according to the latest findings from a study that began 52 years ago. Psychologists in New Zealand have tracked 1,000 kids ...
Computerworld

AI can predict career success from a facial image, study finds

A new study by researchers from four universities claims artificial intelligence (AI) models can predict career and educational success from a single image of a person’s face. The researchers from Ivy ...
NPR

Survival of the luckiest? New study hints at the potential role of luck in evolution

For many, evolution boils down to a simple phrase: survival of the fittest. Within a population, individuals vary in their ability to survive and reproduce, and the winners of this competition shape ...
Forbes

Yet Another Study Points To AI’s Subpar 5% Success Rate

There seems to be a common denominator emerging among surveys of AI success rates – that is, only one in 20 enterprises are really reaping its benefits. A new FICO study finds only five percent of ...

Secret to financial success is revealed in 50-year-long study

Psychologists have tracked the lives of 1,000 kids from the New Zealand town of Dunedin since 1972, gathering information ...
CNN

Childhood vaccines were a global success story. Misinformation and other obstacles are slowing that progress, a study shows

Routine vaccines have prevented the deaths of about 154 million children around the world over the past 50 years, a new study shows, but efforts have been slowing recently, allowing for the growth of ...