She received a $20,000 basic income. Two years later, she's back to working multiple jobs.
Cepia Harper, 43, received $850 a month between 2022 and 2024. She earned a new teaching certification, but is back at a part-time retail job.
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Y Combinator's guide to being an AI-native company: tokenmaxx, don't headcountmaxx
In Y Combinator's "Startup School," partner Diana Hu advocated for startups to begin tokenmaxxing — with leaner staff.
The ballot box showdowns this month that you need to watch
The 2026 primary season heats up in May with races across a dozen states testing Trump's grip on the GOP ahead of critical midterm elections.
This $10 upgrade transforms your PC — but it’s only on sale until midnight
Upgrade a PC affordably with this Microsoft Windows 11 Pro license.
3 AdultFriendFinder red flags — how to avoid scams on AFF
Here are three red flags to look out for as you use AFF, to help you spot potential scammers and separate the authentic users from the fake profiles.
Access all your AI tools in one spot with this Chrome extension, now $75 for life
See answers from multiple AI models in one convenient spot thanks to ChatPlayground AI.
Get AdGuard Family Plan for $16 and protect up to 9 devices
Save on the AdGuard Family Plan with this lifetime subscription deal, covering up to nine devices with ad blocking and privacy tools for $15.97.
NASA video shows how much ground a Mars rover has covered, literally
A timelapse video from NASA's Curiosity shows the rover traversing Mars over six years. The montage also has a scientific purpose.
AI is opening doors for philosophy majors
Philosophy majors are being recruited by AI companies to help decide how machines should think and behave.
Ukraine says it's training drone pilots in 'Grand Theft Auto V'
The video game doesn't replace real training, Ukraine's defense ministry added, but it's "a great way to relax."
Sam Altman asked GPT-5.5 to plan its own launch party. Its requests were 'beautiful' but 'strange.'
Sam Altman asked GPT what it would like for its launch celebration. Its suggestions included toasts from its creators (but not the AI itself).
How Google made peace with war
Inside Google's war on employee anti-war demands