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Meta says the quiet part out loud about layoffs as the company double downs on AI
Meta told laid-off workers that the cuts would help fund other priorities. It's a blunt sign of how spending in the AI era is reshaping layoffs.
My family traded Brooklyn for Spain for 3 months. Slowing down brought us closer together.
A three-month stay in Spain made me rethink hustle culture, parenting, and what a fulfilling family life looks like.
JetBlue says it's cutting these 11 routes as it focuses more on Florida
JetBlue is doubling down on Florida in the wake of Spirit's collapse, but it has to trim fat elsewhere. Here's the list of its latest route cuts.
A city at the center of an AI data center frenzy just voted to ban them
A new Jersey city has voted to ban new data center developments, effectively blocking one the largest proposed data centers in the state.
Stony Brook University researchers are teaching AI how to sort your recycling
At Stony Brook University, researchers are developing an AI-assisted system to analyze and characterize contaminated items in recycling facilities.
A top Google executive says Silicon Valley is overstating the AI jobs apocalypse
Google SVP James Manyika says Silicon Valley has fueled fears of an AI jobs cuts — but the reality is more complicated.
Sam Altman has a proposition for startup founders: AI tokens for equity
OpenAI offered $2 million in tokens in exchange for equity in Y Combinator-backed startups. Sam Altman celebrated the future of tokenmaxxing startups.
Here's what Mark Zuckerberg said about future layoffs at Meta
Zuckerberg thanked departing Meta staff as morale takes a big hit. Meta is cutting 10% of its staff today to offset huge AI investments.
OpenAI is racing to go public
OpenAI is moving toward an initial public offering and targeting September for the listing, a person familiar with the matter told Business Insider.
The 10 countries with the highest birth rates — and the 10 with the lowest
The global birth rate is less than half what it was in the 1960s. See where birth rates are highest and lowest.
I attended my first PGA Championship. From the affordable tickets to free cocktails at the 15th green, here's what it's really like.
I went to the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club and noticed the free food, walking, and hospitality suites. Here's what surprised me.
More Americans are ditching summer vacations, but travelers still going away are upping their spending
Deloitte's survey found that only 45% of Americans plan a summer vacation with paid lodging — the lowest number in six years.