Long working hours may raise the risk of mental decline and possibly dementia, research suggests. The Finnish-led study was based on analysis of 2,214 middle-aged British civil servants. It found that those working more than 55 hours a week had poorer mental skills than those who worked a standard working week. The American Journal of Epidemiology study found hard workers had problems with short-term memory and word recall. “ This should say to employers that insisting people work long hours is actually not good for your business ” - Professor Cary Cooper University of Lancaster
Anthropic's Claude Aces my German Grammar Checker Tests
-
Yesterday I published the results of my latest testing of German grammar
checking systems. Unlike my first round of tests, I included LLMs, in
particular...
6 days ago
No comments:
Post a Comment