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- Sam Altman said 'the world should accept some bad things happening' for the benefits of AI [2d]
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- Lina Khan says AI companies are following the same playbook that got Big Tech into trouble [2d]
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- Amazon exec says finding FDE talent is very challenging: ‘These are unicorns’ [2d]
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- I used AI to track my job rejections. It changed my search, and I got hired. [2d]
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