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Anthropic CEO says an 'intrinsic' feature of AI may be fewer jobs. His answer? Redistribute the upside. [43d]
OpenAI says a suspected China-linked influence operation tried to sway the debate about US data centers [43d]
Paramount is reshuffling streaming teams as David Ellison's tech vision comes into focus [43d]
These are the unique routes airlines added for North America's World Cup [43d]
Uber now keeps most of the fare from your ride in some cities, according to a new driver study [43d]
This PE boss now asks AI for midnight help instead of waking up his junior employees [43d]
Live Q&A: Haley Sacks, aka Mrs. Dow Jones, will answer your questions on investing, careers, and more [43d]
Jeremy Strong plays Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Reckoning,' the sequel to 2010's 'The Social Network.' Here's everything we know. [43d]
Bill Gates testifies that Epstein meetings were a 'grave error' that put his work 'at risk' [43d]
My daughter just graduated from high school, and it nearly broke me. I had to turn my grief into pride. [43d]
Dementia care consumed our lives for months. We're still learning how to cope. [43d]
I'm a registered dietitian who loves a great bargain. These are the 6 best items I've found at Trader Joe's. [43d]
Our family of 4 tried Outback Steakhouse's $55 family-style meal deal. It felt like a steal for a steak dinner at home. [43d]
'Gentle parenting' is out. Here are 3 ways to raise an emotionally mature child — without the pressure of being perfect. [43d]
I'm a New Englander who visited San Antonio for the first time. Here are 9 things that surprised me about the Texas city. [43d]
Walmart's AI-powered warehouses are slashing the time it takes store employees to unload trucks [43d]
Inside the Army's $30 million effort to revamp its funeral horse program after a series of horse deaths [43d]
Companies' new budget-friendly approach to AI could create a corporate caste system [43d]
Every US president and first lady who worked as a schoolteacher [43d]
What Army horse soldiers go through in Arlington funeral training [43d]
I became a cancer influencer. It helped me through the hard times — until my hair grew back. [43d]
What smart people are saying about the 2 most controversial parts of Anthropic's new models [43d]
I stayed at the historic Hotel Du Pont. These luxurious perks made me feel like a wealthy Gilded Age heiress. [43d]
'AI routing' startups are betting they can help companies grappling with token costs [43d]
An AI voice startup cuts pricing by more than 50% to help consumer startups survive [43d]
I've been to all 63 major US national parks. There are 5 I always tell people to visit in the summer. [43d]
Meet the CMO trying to make nuclear fusion cool [43d]
Inflation surpassed 4% for the first time since 2023 [43d]
Why Accenture buying Whalar is a 'coming-of-age moment' for creator marketing [43d]
A woman tracked down her husband's dream Rolex to surprise him with it on their wedding day [43d]
LinkedIn is stepping up its pitch to creators with a new marketplace [43d]
They were grocery delivery rivals. Now they're teaming up to build an Nvidia-backed 'Cursor for math.' [43d]
I love my mortgage rate. I hate my house. [43d]
Leaked docs show LinkedIn's product road map, including paid creator subscriptions and 'experiences' [43d]
Geico's famous gecko is getting an AI makeover [43d]
I gave up my career at a Fortune 500 company to care for my mom full-time. Now, I struggle to pay my bills. [43d]
As companies rethink AI ROI, Replit's AI chief calls token leaderboards 'very dystopian' [43d]
I realized I wasn't eating enough for my strength-training program. After adjusting my diet, my hair stopped falling out, and I gained more muscle mass. [43d]
Bari Weiss was supposed to 'restore trust' in CBS News. It's eroding, says CNN's Brian Stelter. [43d]
McKinsey consultants are using AI to end their dependence on PowerPoint [43d]
AI's productivity paradox [43d]
VCs can't get enough of legal startups. Andreessen Horowitz just invested in one taking work from patent lawyers. [43d]
A Databricks exec has 3 tips for new grads — and showing up to work IRL is one of them [43d]
C-suites have decided: it's time to put AI on a diet [43d]
A hot new filler made from dead people's fat is being 'smuggled' into New York, state regulators say [43d]
I saw a futuristic electric air taxi that costs $28 an hour to fly. Meet the Alia 250. [43d]
In internal meeting, Amazon cloud executive asked employees to recruit laid off Meta workers [43d]
These Wall Streeters didn't go to target schools. A $7,000 course helped them reach the big leagues. [43d]
Meta's mass layoffs hit middle managers and software engineers especially hard [43d]
'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton says the war in Ukraine changed his view of military AI [43d]
We tried to buy the exact same tickets on StubHub. We got six different prices. [43d]
Google DeepMind economist sees no AI jobs bloodbath yet, but warns of a layoff cascade [43d]
My 15-year-old couldn't find a summer job where we live in New York. He got hired at an ice cream shop in Minnesota instead. [43d]
Lance Bass says there's one hour every day he looks forward to most as a parent [44d]
Higher oil prices are making Russia richer — but not helping its economy grow, Goldman says [44d]
I've been traveling across China for 10 years. These are the 3 cities with the best food — and one that disappointed me. [44d]
Why Anthropic's 'safe' Mythos-class model won't answer questions about cancer [44d]
Kalshi wants to know where you work [44d]
Ukraine's mid-range drones are its new ace against Russia, but many don't arrive war-ready, pilot says [44d]
Anthropic purposely made its new Mythos-based models bad at AI research, and developers are fuming [44d]