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Americans are not (yet) interested in spatial computing
One in four people are interested in spatial computing, Apple's name for the tech behind its new Vision Pro headset, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker. And interest in virtual reality and cryptocurrency hasn't changed since 2022.
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Truth, Beauty, and Justice: AI in 2024
Revisit our recorded discussion to hear more about the three necessary domains for evaluating AI - Truth (accuracy), Beauty (fertility), and Justice (fairness) - and the implications of each from the perspectives of our guest panelists.
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Hybrid work (and commuting) really seem here to stay
The number of employees who say their employers have set hybrid work guidelines has increased 9 percentage points in the last year, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.
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A question of gender
Read more about the importance of asking about gender in an inclusive way, especially when conducting international research.
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The economics of your wallet are most important to Americans
Americans rank inflation their most important economic issue, followed by gas prices and interest rates, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.
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How and why to prioritize mental health in the workplace
Below are five charts on why talking about mental health is so hard, why it’s worth paying attention to worker mental health, and what companies can do to make workers feel heard
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Neuromarketing World Forum
Please join Ipsos to hear more about The Cognitive Mechanisms of Believing Misinformation across Life Stages and Cultures
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How AI can (maybe?) make parenting roles more equal
Avni Patel Thompson, founder of the OpenAI-backed startup Milo, thinks AI tools can help busy parents balance the invisible loads of parenting — and make time for the human side of parenting.
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How technology is reshaping family dynamics and parenting in the future
What the Future Editor Matt Carmichael explains Ipsos data on parents’ worries about raising kids — from mental health to misinformation — and how brands can be part of the solution.
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The changes in people, markets and society that will shape the future of parenting
Ipsos Strategy3’s Trevor Sudano walks through the forces that could transform parenting in the future, from economic stress and multigenerational homes to digital living.