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Why Nvidia turned to Microsoft for one of its biggest leadership hires in years
Nvidia turned to longtime Microsoft sales exec Nick Parker to replace Jay Puri as the chip giant shifts from selling AI chips to business adoption.
Pete Hegseth wants widespread testosterone testing in the military. Researchers say US men already have a T problem.
Pete Hegseth said that the Pentagon would begin testing troops' testosterone. Researchers say the hormone is already overprescribed to young men.
A physicist explains the overlooked problem that could doom Elon Musk’s Mars colonization plans: dust
Astrophysicist and science writer Adam Becker discusses why the dream of life on Mars may be out of reach, maybe for centuries to come.
Claude Code’s creator offers a better way to measure AI success than token burn
Boris Cherny says companies should track human hours saved, not just tokens spent.
Mick Jagger has one rule for AI music: Make it your own
Mick Jagger says he sees AI as the latest in a long line of technological advances he's witnessed throughout his career.
DeepMind's CEO says STEM students can use AI 10 times more effectively
AI is changing tech careers, but it won't take away the importance of a STEM degree, says Demis Hassabis.
Russian troops survive an average of 30 minutes on the Ukrainian battlefield, CIA director says
John Ratcliffe said the deadly conditions have been spurred mainly by Ukraine's AI-powered drones. He urged the US to learn quickly from Kyiv.
Google employees are organizing around a new concern: keeping their jobs
Google workers, led by Alphabet Workers Union, held a protest calling for layoff protections and urging CEO Sundar Pichai to address job security.
It's official: Shredded lettuce identified as a source of cyclospora that causes watery diarrhea
Lettuce sold at Taco Bell in five states has been linked to the multi-state cyclosporiasis outbreak.
SpaceX aborts first Starship launch since its massive IPO
SpaceX backed away from the second launch attempt of its upgraded Starship after an engine issue triggered an automatic abort right before liftoff.
I let Bryan Johnson's startup scan my brain
We visited Kernel, a tech company founded by Bryan Johnson, to test its $117,200 brain-scanning headset.
White House teleprompter operator on unpaid leave after reports he made more than $100k betting on Trump's speeches
Gabriel Perez, White House teleprompter operator, faces a CFTC probe for reportedly earning $100K from bets on Trump's speeches using Kalshi.