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It only took 7 minutes to create an AI-generated Val Kilmer for a scene in his new movie
After Val Kilmer died, the director of "As Deep as the Grave" generated his performance with AI with the blessing of Kilmer's family. Watch the trailer.
Meta has snapped up a fifth founding member from Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab
Meta has hired another founding engineer from Thinking Machines Lab as the AI talent wars intensify. The startup is still rapidly expanding.
Here's the severance package Disney is giving to laid-off employees
Disney laid off employees for the first time under CEO Josh D'Amaro. Here's what departing staffers are getting paid in severance.
Sydney Sweeney's new American Eagle ad addresses last year's 'Great Jeans' controversy in the most Sydney Sweeney way
Sydney Sweeney stars in a new American Eagle jeans campaign, "Syd for short." The ad includes a wink to last year's controversial "Great Jeans" ads.
3 tips from Bryan Johnson on lowering your heart rate
Bryan Johnson explains why a low resting heart rate is key to longevity.
TikTok challenger Triller makes a surprising revenue reveal: $0 from its media businesses
Media company Triller reported it made no money from social media and sports streaming in 2025, and its app won't load.
Bryan Johnson shares a quick biological age test
Bryan Johnson shared a simple longevity test at a Business Insider event.
Bryan Johnson gave his son an instruction manual on sex
Bryan Johnson says he didn't teach his son enough about sex and wants to change that.
Live Nation found to be an illegal monopoly in antitrust trial
The Justice Department and 39 states sued Live Nation to split the entertainment giant from Ticketmaster, calling it an illegal monopoly.
Elon Musk's xAI plans to supply AI computing power to coding startup Cursor
Elon Musk's xAI is collaborating with Cursor, which is using xAI's GPUs for model training, people with knowledge of the matter said.
I helped my 86-year-old dad plan his estate. It changed how I see my life.
Helping my dad navigate Medicaid and long-term care showed me I needed a will, trust, and plan for my own family.
Lawsuits claim AT&T's CEO saw the relocation mandate as a way to replace older workers with younger ones
In the early days of AT&T's relocation mandate, a lawsuit alleges, CEO John Stankey said the company had a "mathematical issue" with the age of its workforce.