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Great news for sneaky people: iOS 27 lets you secretly hide your location sharing
With a new iOS 27 feature, it just looks like your iPhone is turned off or in a bad service area.
Seeking nominations for the most influential tech recruiters
Business Insider is putting together a list of the most influential tech headhunters. Tell us who we should include.
A candidate brought her toddler to an interview. It didn't bother me — and she got the job.
Jalonni Weaver, a recruiter, says you shouldn't be penalized for interviewing with kids, from your car, or while dealing with life's challenges.
The things Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg allow — and forbid — their daughter to vibe code
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's daughter can't vibe code products "open to the internet," Chan said. "She's quite limited."
I quit my Google software engineering job and became a watercolor artist. Here’s how I’m using — and not using — AI.
Artist Sara Wilczynska, who previously was a software engineer at Google, reflects on the strict boundaries she has for AI usage in her work.
Goldman's investment banking chief shares how she uses AI most — and how juniors should use it to get ahead
Kim Posnett, Goldman Sachs' co-head of investment banking, said AI "raises the bar" for client meetings.
Montana Senate candidate who shot a stand-in Flock camera in a campaign ad calls for federal limits on surveillance tech
Seth Bodnar, a US Senate candidate in Montana who shoots a stand-in Flock camera in a new ad, is calling for federal regulations on surveillance tech.
Amazon's next move could reshape how America shops — all over again
Amazon plans 1,000 same-day fulfillment centers to challenge Walmart and bring inventory within 10 miles of most Prime customers in the US.
Parents are drowning in school apps
Carpool, grades, teacher announcements: There's now an app for every school activity. And it's baffling the parents who have to manage all the tech.
Tom Cruise, 64, says he saw himself as the ‘CEO’ of his life early on
As a teen, Tom Cruise said he knew he wanted to pursue filmmaking, but some adults in his life dismissed his ambitions.
OpenAI's CFO says AI is replacing some jobs, but many are mundane ones
Sarah Friar said that AI is reducing OpenAI's staffing needs for repetitive work and cut credit-check costs from $200 each to about 17 cents.
Mark Zuckerberg says AI labs can slow down on their own when safety demands it
Mark Zuckerberg said AI labs can slow development independently and that market pressure will reward companies that prioritize alignment.