People are making 'digital clones' of themselves — to do their work for them
Related Articles
-
A coverage gap Catch-22: To work, Selinda Walker needs health care. To get health care, she needs work.
As lawmakers debate work requirements in Medicaid expansion bills, Walker faces a Catch-22: she first needs health insurance to get healthy enough to be able to return to work.
-
You Need More Protein If You’re Working Hard in the Gym—Here’s How Much
Heading to the gym to lift a few weights can be a gateway drug to a whole wellness routine. Before you know it, you’re doing pre-workout mobility drills. You’re foam rolling, or using one of those fancy massage guns that make it look like you’re about to drill a hole into your thigh. And what about those $15 protein shakes they’re selling in the front lobby? If you don’t drink one after you work out, does all that energy you spent picking things up and putting them down become a waste of time?...
-
Gabonese in China: Digital payment, fast deliveries make life so much easier!
As China and Gabon on Thursday celebrated the 50th anniversary since the two countries established diplomatic relations, CGTN caught up with two Gabonese students who are currently studying in Beijing. Why did they choose to study abroad in China? Do