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Uber employees say AI is doing everything from writing support chat responses to answering questions in Slack
Amid Uber layoffs, employees link job cuts to AI's growing influence, highlighting tools like ChatGPT and productivity dynamics in the tech industry.
Alex Karp says the AI safety debate is really about nationalizing AI labs
Palantir CEO Alex Karp argues that AI safety concerns could ultimately push frontier labs toward nationalization over intellectual property liability.
Universal says it plans to release the documentary Elon Musk hates in theaters
Comcast's Universal is going ahead with plans to show a new Elon Musk documentary in theaters outside the US, the company says.
Billionaire investor David Einhorn says younger people are too 'impatient' to build wealth or buy a house
Einhorn said on a recent podcast appearance that younger people are more focused on speculating in the market than building wealth or saving for a home.
Instacart should be worried about DoorDash and Uber's new deal
Uber Eats and DoorDash expand partnerships with Costco, challenging Instacart's dominance in the same-day grocery delivery sector.
Sydney Sweeney and tradwives are different sides of the same coin
PR strategists say stoking and capitalizing on outrage is part of their marketing playbook.
Florida is no longer the best state to retire. See why Wyoming is now the place to spend your golden years.
Wyoming narrowly took the top spot, largely because of its affordability — though its limited access to healthcare and climate are drawbacks.
The guy who wrote the surprisingly sexual toy pumpkin song wants you to know it wasn't AI
Parents are upset about seductive lyrics in "Jabberin' Jack," a pumpkin toy. We talked to the song's writer, Peter McEvilley, about the controversy.
How televangelists actually work, according to a pastor
Costi Hinn is a pastor and author known for publicly criticizing the "prosperity gospel" televangelism model popularized by his uncle, Benny Hinn.
Entrepreneur and creator Codie Sanchez has an 'intense' approach to meetings. These are her 3 rules.
The founder of Contrarian Thinking and author of the new book "Own or Be Owned" encourages people to leave a meeting at any time.
AI is fueling 'off-the-charts' anxiety among tech workers, says Menlo Ventures partner
AI is heightening tech workers' fears about jobs, money, housing, and their futures, Menlo Ventures partner Deedy Das said.
We stayed at an all-inclusive family resort in Europe. It wasn't the break I expected, but I'd do it again.
Our stay at Almhof Family Resort and Spa, an all-inclusive family resort in Europe, included free childcare and more perks. Some things surprised us.