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The AI race is taking a toll on founders. Not everyone can afford to take a break.
Some startup leaders and employees have little choice but to keep going as the AI race intensifies.
The 2 biggest mistakes companies are making with AI, according to PwC's US CEO
PwC's US CEO Paul Griggs says companies are thinking about AI as a technological revolution, when it's really a business one.
Never mind the logo, my Cracker Barrel visit shows the food is the problem.
I went to Cracker Barrel and little has changed under the outgoing CEO. Maybe the new boss will freshen up the menu.
Why Bali is in an uproar over a run club
A Bali running club has become the latest flash point in a debate over foreigners on the popular holiday island.
How this 18-year-old’s love of origami helped him win a $100,000 at a science fair
Hikaru Kuribayashi used origami-inspired technology to win a $100,000 prize at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in May.
The CEO behind this AI companion says its 'little aliens' are popular with a surprising demographic
Tolan founder Quinten Farmer says the company's AI companion, a cartoon alien, is a hit with mothers between 35 and 45 years old.
Sam Altman says he gets why people don't want AI data centers in their backyard
Sam Altman, the CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, suggested that AI data centers are better suited for the desert.
I thought a 6-year break had ended my tech career. One thing made returning to work easier.
A tech worker quit her job to keep her family together and became a stay-at-home mom. She said a returner program helped her find a way back into her field.
One chart shows why your next job probably won't be at a big company — and where hiring is actually happening
If you're only applying to big-name employers, you could be overlooking where most hiring is actually happening, according to new federal hiring data.
I'm the CEO of ClassPass and live in Montana. I love CrossFit and fly-fishing meetings — here's my routine.
Fritz Lanman, the CEO of ClassPass, waits to eat until lunch and keeps fiber pills at his desk in the office. He has three life hacks for success.
Legora's buying spree has reached the courtroom
Legora has acquired London startup Wexler to better serve trial lawyers. The deal continues an acquisition spree for the Swedish-born software maker.
Thank you, Xi: Cheap Chinese AI may be the best thing to happen to American tech companies.
Cheap Chinese AI models are giving America's software companies a boost, lowering costs, lifting margins, and reviving SaaS stocks.