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The anti-social workplace
Workers are increasingly turning to ChatGPT and Claude instead of their colleagues. It's making the workplace more productive — and more isolating.
A tech worker coalition is piloting a basic income program for AI job losses
Tech and labor organizations are trying out a upskilling plus monthly stipend program to prepare for the potential of mass job losses due to AI.
Ferrari just unveiled its first EV. The internet wasted no time roasting it.
The Ferrari Luce, which comes in a light blue, is being compared to a Nissan Leaf and a Kia.
Def Jam cofounder Rick Rubin, 63, says his success came from being a 'lazy workaholic'
"I don't like to quit. I like to see things through," Grammy award-winning record producer Rick Rubin said.
Jensen Huang says it doesn't matter what kids study in the AI era
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the same skills that mattered before AI will still matter in the future.
Russia says its new anti-drone turret fires programmable rounds that calculate when to explode
The newly unveiled ZAK-30 Citadel is Russia's foray into programmable ammo tech, which has already being sold for years by Western manufacturers.
I'm the emergency contact. The school still calls my wife.
Society has asked dads to step up, but they still treat my wife as the default parent. I'm angry for both of us.
Only 9 artists have topped the Billboard chart with 10 different albums — here they all are
The Beatles have the most No. 1 albums in Billboard 200 history. Taylor Swift is in second place, followed by artists like Drake and Jay-Z.
'Euphoria' just killed a main character for the first time. Here's what the showrunner said about the 'horrific' scene.
"Euphoria" has transformed into a gritty crime thriller in its third season, now complete with a gruesome death for one of its main characters.
Why the internet is joking that Anthropic hired Pope Leo
A Vatican appearance by Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah prompted jokes that Pope Leo had joined the AI startup. Here's what happened.
What smart people are saying about Pope Leo's letter on AI
Pope Leo XIV shared his first encyclical on Monday. The writings about AI sparked responses from tech leaders, politicians, and other big names.
I didn't want to work in my family's warehouse business. After 14 years, I can't imagine leaving.
Ryan Saltzman joined his family's wholesale grocery business after college and now helps lead the century-old company.