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A room full of seniors took on AI — and didn't blink
At an AI class for seniors in Singapore, retirees learned image generation, grilled the instructor, and explored building simple AI apps.
Despite concerns of a bubble, CEOs say they are spending big on AI this year
100 CEOs of large US companies shared their AI spending and hiring plans with KPMG. Cybersecurity ranked as a top concern.
Meet Jay Graber, who is stepping down as Bluesky's CEO to return to 'building new things' as chief innovation officer
After more than four years as Bluesky's CEO, Graber is returning to her passion of "building new things" as Bluesky's chief innovation officer.
Millions of student-loan borrowers are kicked off of Biden's key affordable repayment plan in a surprise court reversal
Student-loan borrowers on the SAVE repayment plan will get "clear guidance" on switching to a new plan in the coming weeks.
TSA is a mess at several airports — but most others are just fine
Houston Hobby and New Orleans airports are the hardest hit. Industry experts say Hobby and New Orleans may simply be outliers.
Alexander brothers found guilty on all counts. Wealthy siblings face potential life terms for a decade of rapes.
A federal jury has reached a verdict in the Manhattan trial of three wealthy siblings charged in a decade-long pattern of drugging and raping women.
The US Army wants to see if it can get robots to rescue wounded troops like they're doing in Ukraine
The US Army is looking into ground robots to evacuate wounded troops, drawing lessons from Ukraine, where drones make medical missions dangerous.
The company behind one of Trump's oft-worn shoe brands is suing his administration over tariffs
Florsheim Shoe Company makes Oxford shoes that Trump often wears. Weyco Group, its parent, is suing over Trump's tariffs and seeking a refund.
'The Diary of a CEO' star Steven Bartlett is going all in on AI — except on LinkedIn
FlightStory execs discussed all the ways Steven Bartlett's company is using AI, and where it's dialing back its use.
I make my own sourdough bread to save money on groceries. Here are 5 things I wish I'd known before starting.
I make my own sourdough bread at home to save money on groceries. However, there are a few things I wish I'd known before making my first loaf.
Photos show TSA lines clogging airports and snaking into parking garages during partial government shutdown delays
Passengers in Houston and New Orleans waited in hourslong airport security lines, which the airports attributed to the partial government shutdown.
The US airports where you should brace for long security lines as unpaid TSA agents stop showing up for work
The effects of the partial government shutdown were on display in some US airports starting on Sunday.