Spriha Srivastava

We were skeptical about boarding flights and leaving the country. So we settled on a Disney staycation cruise, sailing around the UK for three days.

Some of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful people are landing in Davos, as the Swiss ski resort gets ready to host the World Economic Forum.The annual gathering brings nearly 3,000 world leaders together to discuss the world’s most pressing issues.This is my first time attending the winter meeting in Davos. While I’ve got a schedule packed with meetings with everyone from top executives to government ministers, I’m also completely blown away by the beauty of this village.Snow-clad Alps, ic…

If I had a dime for every time I’ve heard the term “AI” at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, then I’d be very rich indeed.The annual meeting is in full swing, with AI at the center of all conversations. From panels to coffee meetings, AI has found its way. Walking up and down the Promenade — the main street in Davos — I’ve heard several conversations start with “I am not an expert in AI, but …“However, several leaders told Business Insider that while companies and governments attendin…

Gen Z is choosing to “work to live″ rather than “live to work,” like previous generations, because they’re reaping fewer rewards for their hard work, an expert on the future of work told Business Insider. Ravin Jesuthasan, the global leader for transformation services at the consulting giant Mercer and a future-of-work expert, spoke with BI at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, this week and touched on the topic of Gen Z in the workplace.Gen Z “has some very different attitudes to…

AI isn’t just going to change your job — it’s going to change your manager too.While studies have suggested AI can give average workers a big productivity boost, there are indications that it won’t simply automate jobs and replace human workers, but play a more complicated role in the workforce.Fabian Stephany, who lectures about AI at the Oxford Internet Institute, told Business Insider that it was having a more “ambiguous role in the labor market” than simply causing jobs to be “automated away…