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A DeepMind researcher resigned over its AI military deal: 'I couldn't stay at Google in good conscience'
Alex Turner, a research scientist at Google DeepMind, said he tried to change Google executives' minds about working with the Pentagon.
Citi tech chief Tim Ryan explains why he won't track employees' every AI move
Tim Ryan, Citi's tech chief, said banks will win based on how many people are using AI, more than their specific AI tools.
I couldn't find a job for 9 months, so I decided to learn new skills. I'm now assembling electronics with no experience.
I lost my job in public service and have been unemployed ever since. I accepted a position assembling electronic parts, so I'm learning new skills.
Why 9 planes had to declare an emergency above one of Europe's busiest airports
14 flights scheduled to land at London Gatwick Airport were diverted after a British Airways plane was met by emergency vehicles on the runway.
OpenAI's new $230 device is for Codex power users
OpenAI launched Codex Micro, a shortcut keyboard for users of its AI coding product. It was engineered by Work Louder and priced at $230.
Teen babysitters provide a lot more than inexpensive childcare for my kids
I built a trusted network of neighborhood teens to help with childcare. My kids gained role models that they look up to and enjoy spending time with.
Warren Buffett says he might be one of the 10 luckiest people on Earth
Warren Buffett said he's lucky to have lived so long and possess such a lucrative skillset, and fortunate his dad was a stockbroker not a plumber.
The great Netflix-YouTube convergence is here
Netflix and YouTube are converging as the two companies chase creators, short-form video, and TV ad budgets.
I tried 10 ranch dressings from the grocery store. The best one was tucked away in the refrigerated section.
I compared different ranch dressings from brands like Chosen Foods, Wish Bone, Ken's, and Hidden Valley to find the best at the grocery store.
My 88-year-old grandma hasn't slowed down at all. She credits her vibrant life to 4 key habits and 1 quirky rule.
My 88-year-old grandmother credits her vibrant life to a few simple habits, like having a nutritious breakfast and pacing her social calendar.
How a glove factory in Pakistan keeps up with World Cup demand
From cutting and stitching to custom fitting, Matrix Sports manufactures half a million gloves each year for one of football's crucial positions.
I've traveled all across Europe. One Croatian city won my heart even more than Dubrovnik and Split.
I frequently visit and explore Europe, and my favorite city is Zadar, Croatia. There are a ton of activities to do here, and the pace feels relaxed.