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This couple (literally) married AI and filmmaking. Read the pitch deck they used to raise $6 million for their startup.
Meet the AI filmmaking startup Flick, which joined Y Combinator and raised a $6 million seed. It wants to be a go-to tool for creatives.
A strength training expert, who runs the 'hardest workout in NYC,' shares 3 habits to build muscle without working out on weekends
James McMillian, the president of Tone House in NYC, works out twice a day on weekdays and follows a simple, high-protein diet.
I tried on sundresses from Old Navy. Of the 8 I tested, only 3 would earn a spot in my closet.
I tried on sundresses from Old Navy and compared them based on fit, fabric, and overall design. A few would make excellent summer closet staples.
I'm self-employed, so I rarely take time off. I've found 5 ways to work while traveling with my kids — without ruining our trip.
I try to travel as often as possible with my kids, that means working from anywhere. Here's how I meet my deadlines without annoying my family.
America's productivity boom may have an unlikely hero: working from home
America has been experiencing a productivity boom for the past five years, and economists are debating what's driving it.
Inside a mom's legal battle to turn her $55,000 student-loan balance to $0
"I'm burned out on so many levels," said Ashley Carlson, a student-loan borrower who is being sued by SoFi. "But what else am I going to do?"
US Army Ranger School soldiers are fixing bayonets as they train for brutal future fights
The US Army's tough Ranger School is teaching soldiers to fight with bayonets to ready them for the violence and brutality of close combat.
Bryan Johnson's list of 41 things he's learned, spending millions' on longevity
Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has spent a fortune using his own body to research longevity. Here's what he says he's learned.
A YouTuber who saved enough cash to quit his job explains the 'Camp FIRE' path to financial freedom
Rather than spending 15 years aggressively saving to retire permanently, Steve Antonioni suggests following FIRE principles for three to five years.
What bank execs are saying AI is doing to their workforces, from 'human assembly lines' to redeployment plans
From Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan, here's what industry leaders at are saying about how AI may impact jobs.
I went $141,000 into debt after becoming a stay-at-home mom. These side hustles are helping me pay it off before I turn 30.
A stay-at-home mom accrued $141,000 debt after leaving her job. Side hustles like focus groups and digital products are helping her pay it off.
BI Debate: Should I make a digital clone of myself using AI? Or is that a terrible idea?
Two tech executives debate whether AI clones are dangerous, a great business opportunity, or both. What do you think?