Halle Tecco doesn’t want to be your infertility influencer
Here’s why Cofertility founder and investor Halle Tecco is done with the fertility industry after nearly a decade of fervent advocacy.
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A tsunami of AI deepfakes was expected this election year. Here’s why it didn’t happen.
Oren Etzioni set up TrueMedia.org to tackle AI-powered disinformation ahead of the 2024 election cycle. He shared learnings from a surprising year.
Why Luigi Mangione would be smart to ditch his extradition fight and just come to NY
The man charged in the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is better off in New York than Pennsylvania right now, legal experts told BI.
Verily’s plan for 2025: Raise money, pivot to AI, and break up with Google
As Verily looks to mature, it’s raising money, cutting ties with Google, and taking on a bolder AI strategy, employees told BI.
How America’s ally in Syria may have downed a $30 million Reaper drone
The US’s advanced MQ-9 Reaper drone suffered another downing, this time at the hands of its partner in Syria.
How rich musicians billed American taxpayers for luxury hotels, shopping sprees, and million-dollar bonuses
Pop stars took advantage of the SVOG grant, using COVID relief funds for luxury spending. Lil Wayne bought Balenciaga and flew private.
My wife and I used our military benefits to buy a $1M property in San Diego. It kickstarted my real-estate business.
Erwin Jacob Miciano joined the Navy after high school and left in 2021 to start a real-estate business with his wife, Theressa.
Why more coal is being burned than ever despite carbon emissions warnings
The world is set to use more coal than ever before, this year, because of high demand in Asia and despite the warnings over the harm that burning fossil fuels does to the planet, a report has said.
Injured researcher trapped in cave for 75 hours rescued
An injured researcher who was trapped deep inside a cave in northern Italy for more than three days has been carried to safety.
News24 | Russia says it caught suspect in Ukraine’s assassination of top general in Moscow
Russia said on Wednesday it had detained a citizen of Uzbekistan who had confessed to planting and detonating a bomb which killed Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov in Moscow on the instructions of Ukraine’s security services.