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Treasury Secretary says its 'unacceptable' that Chinese open source AI models may have been built on 'IP theft'
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration is looking into whether Chinese open source AI models were built on stolen IP.
I was a communications major and built a successful career. If a parent asked me for advice, I'd say comms is a great choice.
Communication degrees are often considered useless, but I have two degrees in the field. I believe comms majors are often set up for success.
A doctor shares her 2 simple longevity habits to improve gut health and potentially combat vision loss as you age
An ophthalmologist said poor gut health could be tied to a greater chance of permanent vision loss as we age. Here's how she's combating it.
I moved to Japan on a one-year visa. Many areas of my life have improved, but I'm still struggling with a few changes.
Last year, I moved from Canada to Japan on a one-year visa. My life has improved in many ways, but there are a few downsides to being far from home.
I've been a bartender for over a decade. Here are 10 things I wish customers would stop doing.
I've spent years working at bars. There are frustrating mistakes customers make that I wish they'd avoid, like waving cash in my face or not tipping.
Google doubles down on cheaper, faster AI — but says Gemini 3.5 Pro still isn't ready
Google unveiled Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash Lite, and Flash Cyber as it focuses on bringing down AI costs, but competitors have taken the frontier.
I spent over $700 dining at 3 Gordon Ramsay restaurants in Atlantic City. The best meal wasn't the most expensive.
I dined at all three Gordon Ramsay restaurants in Atlantic City and ranked them on food, experience, and value.
Ukraine's arms makers say they need to figure out how to constantly update their weapons — without slowing output
Weapons makers must keep updating their gear before it's obsolete, but they have to do it without sacrificing the mass production modern wars demand.
Read the memo from ESPN's chairman explaining its new round of layoffs
ESPN is laying off some staffers after a round of cuts in mid-April. Read the full memo from Chairman Jimmy Pitaro.
Intel plans layoffs within its data center group
An Intel spokesperson said the cuts are part of a broader effort to become "more focused and efficient."
One map shows the highest-paying job in every state outside doctors and nurses
Many medical professionals get paid well on average. Business Insider looked at what other jobs pay a lot among those with at least 1,000 employees.
I've been a surrogate twice, and helping someone else build their family gives me overwhelming joy. Here's what the process is like.
Katherine Reinhart, a mom of 3, became a two-time surrogate after hearing about her friend's infertility struggles. Here, she describes the process.