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Allbirds announced It would no longer sell shoes and instead become an AI infrastructure provider. Business Insider talked to the new CEO.
Panera Bread's RISE initiative, led by CEO Paul Carbone, aims to rebuild customer loyalty with menu improvements and a refreshed dining experience.
As Americans use AI more they're trusting it less. Meanwhile they're gravitating toward the comfort of familiar brands.
AI token spending soared from companies pushing unlimited use. Now tech workers are competing for compute as companies rethink budgets.
Legal AI startups say their tools can absorb routine work. Crosby is releasing a benchmark to test whether lawyers should trust them.
The new salary cap for Ukrainian frontline troops is worth about 30 times the average pay in the country before the war began.
A UK founder was mid project with Anthropic's Fable 5 model when a US government order halted foreign access. Luckily, he had a backup plan.
The 90-year-old retailer Rainbow told its fashion models "fewer people will be needed" due to AI. The models say their likeness fueled AI lookalikes.
I spent 9 unhinged hours among the fans at the UFC White House spectacle.
Kerry Feeney watched the "Summer House" reunion at the show's house. "The best part was being able to share it with my friends," she said.
The guided-missile frigate opened fire with small arms in the path of the Bright Future, a sailing yacht with a retired British couple on board.
Multiple listings have cropped up on gig-work platform Airtasker with asking prices ranging from $50 to $800.
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