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OpenAI is about to make its biggest push yet into the legal industry
OpenAI wants to sell large enterprises on its technology. Now, it's taking its case to law firms.
I'm a VC with 5 kids. I encourage them to use AI and not to pick the safest career.
Lori Cashman has five Gen Z kids. She pays for their AI subscriptions and encourages them to embrace the technology as they enter the workforce.
A GoFundMe raises more than $600,000 for newborn daughter of BofA employee Erin Piacenti killed in Times Square stabbing
Erin Piacenti, 32, was killed just five months after having her first child. A GoFundMe to support her daughter has raised hundreds of thousands.
Zuckerberg told Trump in call that a national AI regulator was a flawed idea
The previously unreported call marks the involvement of one of the world's top tech executives in a fraught White House policy debate.
Xbox is putting monthly time limits on cloud gaming
Xbox will cap cloud-gaming hours for Game Pass members in November. Players can buy additional playtime, the company wrote.
Dude Perfect's first CEO is out after disagreeing with the board about the company's next phase
Andrew Yaffe was hired to grow Dude Perfect beyond YouTube. He and the company's board said they had 'different perspectives' on the path forward.
Maria Bartiromo is out at Fox after more than 12 years
Fox News is parting ways with star anchor Maria Bartiromo and said it would "wish her all the best on her next chapter."
5 of the best outfits and 3 that missed the mark at the 2026 Venice Film Festival
Celebrities like the Clooneys stepped out in style at the 2026 Venice Film Festival. Other stars made fashion mistakes on the red carpet.
Stella Lefty's rise says more about the music business than the 'nepo baby' discourse
Stella Lefty's "Boston" is a country-pop crossover hit. The debate over her billionaire father and "nepo baby" status has helped propel her career.
I was just laid off from Uber for the second time. As a boomerang employee, it's everything I feared coming true.
Kori X rerturned to Uber earlier this year after being laid off in 2023.
The largest college by enrollment in every state
Students looking for a more diverse student body, an array of majors, and lots of extracurriculars often enroll at larger universities.
Legendary economist Gary Shilling says consumer signals point to a recession in the next 12 months
Gary Shilling says he sees a 60% to 70% chance of a US recession in the next year, pointing to red flags waving among American consumers.