Stock The Shelves, Own The Runway
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and Children’s Cancer Network is giving Arizona a few meaningful ways to show up for families navigating childhood cancer: stock the pantry, grab a seat at the fashion show and help ease some of the everyday pressure that comes with treatment. The Chandler-based nonprofit’s “Pack the Pantry Shelf by […]
Kasai Is Setting The Fairway On Fire
Kasai Japanese Steakhouse is trading the teppan flames for tee times with the return of its fourth annual Fire & Fairways Charity Golf Tournament, bringing food, golf and a little Scottsdale swagger together for a good cause. The tournament tees off Monday, Sept. 21, at Westin Kierland Golf Club in Scottsdale, with proceeds benefiting Alice […]
Check-In, Check-Out, Give The Crew Some Credit
Arizona’s hotel scene runs on more than desert views, poolside cabanas and polished lobbies. Behind every check-in, convention weekend and freshly flipped room is a hospitality crew keeping the state’s visitor economy humming. Gov. Katie Hobbs and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego have proclaimed Sept. 1 Hotel Employee Day, joining a nationwide celebration of the people […]
AI Can Talk Back. That Doesn’t Make It Therapy.
The phrase “AI-induced psychosis” is appearing more often in headlines and online conversations. It is not a formal diagnosis, and experts do not say a chatbot can cause psychosis on its own. But for someone already vulnerable, hours of emotionally intense chats can reinforce paranoia, unrealistic beliefs, or the feeling that the bot is the […]