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Pope Leo warns AI could become a new form of ‘economic colonialism’
Pope Leo encouraged lawmakers to support their constituents with human-first AI policies during a speech on Friday.
8 things you should never talk about at work, according to etiquette experts
It's normal for coworkers to engage in small talk at the office, but etiquette experts say certain topics, like salary, should always be off-limits.
After living in California for decades, I finally found the perfect place to visit for an unforgettable weekend getaway.
I grew up in California. As a local, my favorite destination for a weekend trip is the small city of Ojai, not far from LA. Here's what to do there.
What's happening with the national debt — and how it could affect your wallet
America's national debt rose to over $40 trillion this week, and it might mean your mortgage or auto loans could get more expensive.
ChatGPT has entered the group chat. Texters have…feelings about it.
OpenAI launched a plug-in that lets ChatGPT draft and send text messages on a Mac. The feature drew immediate backlash.
Tech tries a new message: You'd love data centers if China wasn't making you hate data centers
There are lots of reasons Americans overwhelmingly oppose data centers. But for some tech types, it's just easier to blame China.
I moved to Japan with one suitcase and a carry-on. There are 3 things I'm glad I packed — and a few I wish I'd brought.
When I moved to Japan for a year, I just packed a suitcase and carry-on. There are a few things, like deodorant, that I wish I'd brought from home.
WPP seeks to seal 'highly confidential and sensitive' client information from lawsuit with former exec
WPP says recent lawsuit filed by an ex-employee, is a "naked attempt to leverage an exorbitant payout."
A Jensen Huang double-signed workstation Blackwell GPU sold for over $57,000
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signed one of the chipmaker's desktop GPU units as a prize in March. It just fetched over $57,000 at auction.
Walmart is fixing one of its longest-running checkout quirks
Walmart said it is adding tap-to-pay to its checkout stations starting this week, allowing contactless cards, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Barnes & Noble has staged an unlikely comeback. CEO James Daunt shared 4 key lessons from its turnaround.
Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt said that steady improvement and empowering local booksellers has powered the bookstore chain's comeback.
Why Anthropic’s AI watermark is going further than its rivals — for now
Anthropic's AI watermark, which can appear in translations, summaries, and more extensively edited text, has prompted some backlash.