Fortnite’s AI-powered Darth Vader is everything alarming and exciting about AI
Fortnite’s AI-powered Darth Vader represents AI’s potential, and also its risks.
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Elon Musk says he’s stepping back from DOGE and politics. That doesn’t mean he’s disappearing from DC.
Despite Musk’s apparent plans to step back from DOGE, he made several appearances in DC this week, including in the Oval Office and on Capitol Hill.
There’s a CEO succession crisis brewing
A CEO succession crisis looms as turnover rises. Poor succession planning and a lack of a leadership pipeline are posing a big problem for companies.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi’s son still hasn’t gotten his license and uses ride-hailing instead. He’s not alone
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said his son doesn’t have a license, making him like other young people who use ride-hailing instead of their own car.
These 4 money habits can help you feel more secure, says this financial advisor
Kate Norris says these four tactics can help you keep track of your spending, monitor your debts and take small steps to increase your net worth.
Building AI with old software is like trying to make a car out of a horse-drawn carriage, says YC general partner
Y Combinator general partner Pete Koomen said that AI development is stuck in the past, likening current tools to the invention of early automobiles.
Legaltech startups have raised over $1 billion this year. Here are 10 companies to watch.
From contract drafting to litigation outcome prediction tools, legaltech
is having a moment and raking in cash.
Meta’s Llama AI team has been bleeding talent. Many top researchers have joined French AI startup Mistral.
Out of the 14 creators of Meta’s AI model Llama, 11 have left the company. French AI startup Mistral has five of them.
The new Hollywood: working for YouTubers, starring in mini-dramas, and building side hustles
Hollywood pros describe their experiences shifting to work in the creator economy, vertical dramas, and brand-funded entertainment.
I ‘micro-retired’ in my 30s by investing every dollar from my side income. It sounds almost too simple to be true, but it works.
A former product manager for CNN said she "mirco-retired" at 39 because she can live off her investment portfolio. She’s not rushing back to work.