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A researcher joked that working at OpenAI ages you. Now colleagues are posting their before-and-after photos.
A viral post about OpenAI's breakneck pace sparked a mini trend of AI lab staff sharing before-and-after photos.
NATO needs to learn from Ukraine without copying its acts of desperation, commander says
The commander leading new Western training for Ukrainian troops said there's much to learn from them, but some lessons would be wrong to take.
Nvidia's potential Hugging Face deal shows how far it's moved from its GPU roots
The chip company has been on a dealmaking spree to become an juggernaut in the AI space, and the potential acquisition could take it even further.
What Meta bought with its $18 billion settlement
Meta's $18 billion teen safety settlement is historic, but a 10-year payment plan, product loopholes, and leverage over rivals make it a bargain.
The 'OG' online map platform, MapQuest, says it won't change the name of Lake Ontario
MapQuest shared a tool for users to generate joke screenshots with their own names for Lake Ontario, writing: "Lake Are We Doing This Again?"
My role is changing now that my kids are teens, and stepping back isn't always easy
Now that my two sons are teenagers, my role as a parent has changed. I'm learning to let them figure things out themselves, and it's not always easy.
The internet has gone into full meme mode over Trump's Lake Ontario name change
After trade talks between the US and Canada collapsed, President Donald Trump issued an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America.
Why your boss doesn't seem to care about your tech career anymore
Tech middle managers are overseeing bigger teams and moving faster with AI, which can leave workers with less career coaching.
The White House posted a video of Tim and Moby in MAGA hats. Their creators responded with a copyright lesson.
Tim and Moby's creators responded with a video explaining copyright infringement. Copyright lawyers say they have a case against the White House.
After falling behind on retirement savings, a Gen-Xer turned to real estate. He explains how he built a 7-figure portfolio starting with $15,000.
Real estate investor Brannon Potts, who uses a "build-to-rent" strategy, got started with about $15,000 of his own money.
12 jobs that are set to boom over the next decade
New data showed how employment for hundreds of jobs is projected to change over a decade, including those expected to grow the quickest.
Minecraft's reclusive billionaire creator has gone from ‘reject AI’ to vibe coding: 'Time to eat some crow'
Minecraft creator Markus Persson said AI coding advocates were "incompetent or evil" in January. By July, he said it was "time to eat some crow."