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Lyft says its latest AI push is all about helping drivers make more money
Lyft describes how its Earnings Assistant provides AI-driven, real-time tips on where and when drivers should operate to maximize earnings.
I moved from the US to New Zealand for love. I forgot to build my own life when I got there.
I feel in love and moved to the other side of the world. Looking back, I wish I had done three things differently.
Claude Code's creator says his setup involves thousands of AI sub-agents doing 'deeper work' overnight
Boris Cherny says he has thousands of AI agents running tasks for him, especially at night. He said he tracks them on his phone.
Good news, AI coders: You can keep your laptop running while closed
Business Insider readers sounded off about techies walking around with laptops slightly open for their AI agents. Many recommended workarounds.
A day in the life of Molly Sims, including what she eats, drinks, and focuses on to stay healthy and fit
Molly Sims, a former model and actor, founded her skincare line, YSE Beauty, in 2023. Here's a day in her life.
Mira Murati's AI dream team got their stock options. Now many are out.
Thinking Machines Lab, led by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, faces talent loss to rivals like Meta amid Silicon Valley's competitive AI sector.
Kevin O'Leary said his Utah data center will create 10,000 construction jobs. The real number is far lower.
The 'Shark Tank' investor says his Utah data center will create 10,000 construction jobs. The project faces opposition due to environmental concerns.
Harvard CS professor sees the dip in enrollment as part of an 'ebb and flow' that existed before AI
Harvard computer science professor David J. Malan says CS will remain valuable, but interest is likely to fluctuate for a while.
Ask your landlord to lower your rent — now
Savvy tenants are scoring cheaper rent as landlords hustle to fill a heap of new apartment units. Renters' leverage won't last for long, though.
Duolingo's CEO says AI misses what his best designers nail
Duolingo's CEO said AI can't achieve the "level of creativity or the polish" that his top designers can.
Europe's promised arms buildup is still moving way too slowly, EU top diplomat says
"Somehow, we haven't seen the industry ramping up as we would have expected," Kaja Kallas said.
Read the memo: Walmart cuts or reorganizes 1,000 jobs
Walmart is cutting or relocating about 1,000 corporate jobs in an effort to address redundancies and duplicate roles.