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Autumn leaves, crisp air, and dogs happily exploring the garden. 🍂🐾 But beneath the beauty of the season, some unexpected dangers could be hiding in plain sight.

From fallen conkers and acorns to toxic mushrooms, fermenting fruit, and garden chemicals, everyday autumn hazards can lead to serious health complications for our four-legged companions.

Even something as innocent as a fallen chestnut can cause a dangerous intestinal blockage, potentially requiring emergency surgery.

Award-winning veterinary surgeon Dr. Fabian Rivers shares important insights with Amateur Gardening on six seasonal hazards every dog owner should recognize, the warning signs to watch for, and how a little prevention can help avoid an unexpected trip to the vet.

Because keeping our pets safe sometimes starts with noticing what they might discover before we do. 🐶

AI just crossed a major threshold in healthcare.

For the first time in the U.S., an AI system has been approved to independently issue initial prescriptions. Nolla Health is beginning with acne treatment in Utah, but the bigger story is what could come next.

In a new Inc. feature, Dr. Zaid Fadul, Chief Medical Advisor at Nolla Health, points to rosacea, flu and uncomplicated UTIs as conditions that could potentially follow, while drawing a clear line around higher risk medications and complex medical decisions.

Acne may be the test case. The implications are much bigger.

Coverage: Inc. | Lucia Auerbach
Expert: Dr. Zaid Fadul, Chief Medical Advisor, Nolla Health

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We’re putting more of our lives into AI. But how much should we actually trust it?

From healthcare records and financial information to the everyday data we hand over without thinking twice, AI is being integrated into systems that hold some of our most sensitive information.

And innovation is moving much faster than the rules designed to govern it.

That’s where the conversation gets complicated.

For a recent New York Post story examining the potential risks of increasingly powerful AI, cybersecurity expert and CISO Matthew Burk raised an important point about the way organizations are approaching AI and private data:

“There’s just zero trust with me and artificial intelligence with my client’s data.”

Because the bigger question isn’t whether AI will continue transforming the way we work and live. It’s whether security, regulation and human oversight can evolve quickly enough to keep pace.

Powerful technology demands equally powerful conversations about responsibility.

What happens when a rock legend and an industrial designer decide the electric guitar can be reinvented? 🎸

Long before sustainability became a design buzzword, Traffic legend Dave Mason and RKS founder Ravi Sawhney set out to rethink one of music’s most iconic instruments using dramatically less tonewood, modular construction and a design that ultimately found its way into the hands of Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Ron Wood, Don Felder, Johnny Depp and more.

There’s also an incredible piece of music history behind the partnership: Mason played 12-string guitar on Jimi Hendrix’s legendary recording of “All Along the Watchtower” and moved in a world that included everyone from the Beatles and Stones to Eric Clapton and George Harrison.

Following Mason’s passing, Sawhney reflects on their friendship, the unlikely story behind RKS Guitars and what it means to create something that continues long after you’re gone.

A beautiful story of music, friendship, innovation and legacy in Guitar World.

Before people adopt a product, they connect with a story.

One of the things that has always made Ravi Sawhney’s work stand apart is his ability to see beyond the object itself and understand the human experience behind it. That perspective shaped RKS Guitars, where he and the late Dave Mason approached guitar design not as branding, but as a creative collaboration between a legendary musician and an innovator who believed great design begins with empathy.

It’s why this feature in Guitar World resonates. It’s more than a look back at Dave Mason’s extraordinary legacy, it’s a reminder that the ideas and relationships behind innovation are often the stories worth telling.

Why are regional burger chains outperforming some of the biggest names in fast food?

It has less to do with the burger, and more to do with human behavior.

In Fox News, Ravi Sawhney, Founder & CEO of RKS Design and creator of Psycho-Aesthetics®, explains why consumers don’t build loyalty based solely on product quality. They build it through meaning, authenticity, identity, and emotional connection.

“If quality alone drove consumer choice, we’d all buy the objectively ‘best’ product. We know that’s not how people behave.”

Regional brands create something much more powerful than a transaction, they create a sense of belonging.

It’s a reminder that the strongest brands don’t simply sell products, they create experiences and emotional resonance that people want to be part of.