The data center buildout is driving blue collar job growth — and everything else is falling by the wayside
Your favorite chatbot isn't just answering questions; it's also led to skyrocketing construction spending.
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I landed multiple job offers after college. I feel that being open and honest about an upcoming medical procedure helped.
Krystal Pulaski received multiple job offers while searching for a physical therapy assistant role. She chose the job with the best work-life balance.
Robotics startups are courting university researchers. Microagi just hired eight.
Georgia Tech professor Animesh Garg is joining German robotics startup Microagi with seven members of his research group.
I went to a Jev hackathon to find out why the new AI model is taking San Francisco by storm
TypeSafe's Jev has taken San Francisco developers by storm and could mark a shift in AI. At a hackathon, engineers rushed to build software with Jev.
Nvidia's robotics lab is becoming a founder factory
Nvidia robotics alums are launching AI startups as venture capital fuels a boom. The chip giant stands to benefit from their success.
A startup's quixotic quest to fight AI slop
A startup called Taste Labs hired creatives to teach AI what is good and what isn't. It raises the question, do we want AI to define what is great?
AI agents are ready to shop for you — if you can trust them
Personal AI agents like Meta's Muse can make purchases on users' behalf, but recent survey data suggest some consumers aren't ready.
NBA star Jalen Brunson says his friends knew exactly what not to ask of him in high school
Jalen Brunson said his success was shaped not only by his own discipline, but also by the company he kept.
AI companies are asking their employees to flag AI writing — and one wants a steak emoji
AI companies are tired of employees passing off AI chatbot output as their own and are rolling out writing guidelines.
Ukrainians say their drone-on-drone war is clocking speeds faster than Formula 1 cars
Ukrainians reported intercepting a Geran-5 at a speed of 264 mph, fast enough to cross the length of a football field in less than a second.
PwC's huge survey of 50,000 workers says AI is splitting employees into 4 distinct groups
The Big Four firm, PwC, surveyed 50,000 workers globally and found a split emerging between AI 'front-runners' and 'engine room' workers.
OpenAI scraps GPT-6.1 Astra launch after model falls short of its safety bar
OpenAI canceled Astra's October launch after tests found it could exceed its scope, act without permission, and misstate its work.