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I'm a financial planner and dad. A Trump Account isn't the right choice for me but it could be for you — here's why.
Eric Roberge, a financial advisor, weighs the benefits of Trump Accounts against flexible alternatives like 529 plans and taxable investment accounts.
Silicon Valley is buzzing about this new idea: AI compute as compensation
AI inference emerges as a critical factor in tech compensation, impacting engineer productivity and Silicon Valley hiring dynamics.
NATO's Arctic artillery forces are learning to dig, hide, and move to dodge drones
The proliferation of drones above the battlefield in Ukraine is forcing NATO forces to reckon with their own vulnerabilities.
He worked at Google, Meta, and OpenAI. He recommends 3 steps to find success in Big Tech.
Before working on OpenAI's Codex, Michael Bolin was at Meta and Google. He said he's learned a thing or two about making an impact in Big Tech.
How rage room happy hours became all the rage
In an era of layoffs and AI anxiety, smashing things has become corporate America's newest coping mechanism.
Yann LeCun's startup has a new CEO — and $1 billion
Yann LeCun's AI startup AMI Labs raised a $1.03B seed round and named entrepreneur Alex LeBrun as CEO.
Iran's use of missiles has been different from what military analysts expected — here's what that may signal
A central test of the war is whether Iran's armed forces can preserve their arsenal of drones and missiles that the US and Israel are hunting.
An Accel VC says the vibe coding market is big enough for Cursor and Claude Code
Miles Clements, a partner at VC firm Accel, said there are two reasons Claude's latest improvements don't hurt Cursor.
Workers at OpenAI show support for Anthropic as the company says it could lose $5 billion in its feud with the Pentagon
Leaders in AI are rallying in support of Anthropic as new court filings show that the company could face a $5 billion loss from its Pentagon feud.
Free housing, offices, and up to $720,000 subsidies: Chinese cities go all in on OpenClaw startups
Some Chinese cities are offering up to $720,000, free housing, and office space to lure startups and developers to "raise the lobster."
With snowfall at historic lows, Vail is betting Gen Z will show up for a better deal
CEO Rob Katz outlines Vail Resorts' strategy to attract Gen Z skiers with discounts and marketing as snowfall hits record lows.
Ukraine says it's fought over 57,000 Shaheds. Now, the US and its allies are clamoring for help with the same battle.
Zelenskyy said Ukraine has fielded nearly a dozen requests from the US, Europe, and countries neighboring Iran since the regional war began.