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Don't outsource the best parts of parenting to AI
Talking to your kids is one of the fun parts of parenting. I'd rather AI take over mundane tasks like laundry or organizing school communications.
OpenAI has hit back at Apple's lawsuit — with receipts
OpenAI responded to Apple's July complaint about stealing trade secrets and called the lawsuit "careless" and "aggressive."
Dropbox's co-CEOs have a keyword they use to resolve disagreements at work
Dropbox co-CEO Ashraf Alkarmi said he and founder Drew Houston have a strategy to resolve conflict and commit to a plan.
Tech leaders keep talking about 'spikes.' Here's how to find yours.
Leaders from HubSpot, Meta, Ramp, and more have said they look for candidates with specific strengths. Some call them "spikes."
Young South Korean investors are finding company in collective misery by sharing their losses on social media
One Instagram user said that while she had failed at dieting, her investment account managed to lose weight.
I'm a CNN anchor and senior analyst. I start my day with a 2 a.m. wake-up and end it fighting to stay awake for my kids.
Audie Cornish is a CNN senior analyst, the anchor of "CNN This Morning with Audie Cornish," and the co-host of the podcast "Engagement Party."
I turned my online reselling side hustle into my full-time job after paying off debt. Side hustles are successful when your back's up against the wall.
Colton Rockwell turned his side hustle of reselling into his full-time job. He likes that he can be more selective of his time than in a 9-to-5.
Kalshi CEO says lawsuits are the price of being a disruptor
Kalshi's CEO Tarek Mansour says Kalshi — much like Uber and Airbnb — is facing litigation because it's disrupted a traditional industry.
Samantha Morton says Christopher Nolan gave her hope she could keep working at 49
"The Odyssey" actor Samantha Morton said she "genuinely cried" when she learned that Christopher Nolan wanted to meet her.
He choreographed routines for K-pop stars like BTS and Seventeen. Now he's building AI for dance.
If you've seen a BTS or Seventeen music video, you've probably seen Choi Youngjun's work. He's trying to find a new way for dancers to make money: AI.
Waymo's CEO say this is why he ignores Silicon Valley's most famous mantra
Dmitri Dolgov says Mark Zuckerberg's original mantra to "move fast and break things" has far-reaching consequences for physical AI.
Jared Leto was raising a $75 million venture fund before recent accusations
Hollywood actor Jared Leto, known for investing in companies like Reddit and Robinhood, was raising a VC fund before sexual misconduct allegations.