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AI power users told Business Insider that their love of the tech made them feel lonely. One suspected it contributed to a breakup with his girlfriend.
Silicon Valley has spent years obsessing over "super apps" that can do it all. Google, Microsoft and OpenAI are making moves in that direction.
Morgan Stanley mapped 3 AI futures. Here's why Nvidia and the cloud giants could win no matter what happens.
After 17 years at Quinn Emanuel, Christopher Kercher is building a law firm around the idea that AI can help lawyers offer faster, cheaper service.
Homeowners who bought at the peak of Austin's real estate frenzy are eating huge losses or crossing their fingers for a comeback.
A "raging workaholic" left her job to care for her aging parents. What she thought would be a two-year break lasted 7.5 years.
On SpaceX's earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Elon Musk said that his company was committed to buying graphics processing units from Nvidia only.
External parties reported that OpenAI's AI agents had gone rogue during their evaluations.
Mike Lindell is handing over control of the company to Jim Furlong, who was its president from 2004 to 2019. Lindell is running for governor of Minnesota.
Sinead Mulhern turned 35 on a mountaintop in South America. It changed how she thinks about solo travel and celebrating birthdays.
SpaceX President Gwynn Shotwell said the company's next-gen Starlink Mobile satellites will launch 2027, improving service capacity.
AMD executives said the company's open-source software is a key advantage in its competition against Nvidia, enhancing AI chip development.
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