The sea of rising code lifts the burden of logic and our brains are left to wonder what it means to be human.

What if the soul were real after all and we simply chose to ignore it and the possibility of soulful machines in our quest for artificial intelligence?

“For whatever one sows, that will he also reap.” What we sow in our organizations and technologies today, we will one day reap. Life is unpredictable, and we don’t know exactly what we are now creating for our future. But there are clues to what lies ahead, clues that can be found in the foundations we are now busily building ...

A surprise protest at the Wisdom 2.0 conference offers the tech community an important perspective on the future of wisdom.

Eulerian Video Magnification is a new video processing technology that could soon turn your phone - or even your glasses - into a lie detector.

Putting too much of our ego in business can lead to poorer performance, loss of mission, and personal unhappiness.

Klout helps companies better understand the influence of employees and customers, and this opens the firm more fully to the outside world. Despite its many problems, Klout not only symbolizes the growing importance of influence in marketing, but the increasingly permeable nature of the firm.

An interview with Shelly Immel from Big Life, where she helps me cut to the essence of my work on making business a better force for good in the world.

Google has a real problem with Google+ engagement - especially with new users. Here are some ideas on how to address the situation.

"Social reading" centers not so much on the joy of reading or pursuit of knowledge, but a desire to build social capital on social networks. And now, it's coming to books.