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- These are the 5 most surprising takeaways from Sam Altman at OpenAI's big developer conference [38d]
- Donald Trump orders federal agencies to rename AI ‘Super Intelligence’ [38d]
- An MVP's unconventional 'less is more' training strategy — including weights after games [38d]
- OpenAI says its new AI agents won’t stay a premium product forever as the company launches its priciest plan yet [38d]
- Workday is doing another round of layoffs [38d]
- Judge rules Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax rollout needs a do-over [38d]
- Sam Altman outlined OpenAI's 3-part plan for dominance [38d]
- 'Threshing Day' answers questions 'Fourth Wing' fans have about Rebecca Yarros' series. Here's what you might've missed. [38d]
- 2 more Good Good leaders are out in the wake of the YouTube group's ad blow-up [38d]
- Amazon vans may be New York City's latest target in a crackdown on delivery services [38d]
- I flew Iraqi Airways, an airline few Americans have experienced and is banned in the EU. Here were the 4 biggest surprises. [38d]
- I went to Scotland for the first time. There are 6 items I'm glad I packed and 4 I wish I had brought. [38d]
- A US military task force just showed it's ready to bet billions of dollars on answers to the drone problem [38d]
- Trump revealed the seating chart for his big AI meeting. See who's in — and who's missing. [38d]
- AI is driving a data-center power boom. Here are some of the biggest US projects being built. [38d]
- Disney is starting its 3rd round of layoffs under CEO Josh D'Amaro [38d]
- A woman in her 30s noticed her period was irregular. It turns out, she had ovarian cancer. [38d]
- What smart people are saying about Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus numbers [38d]
- ChatGPT's new plan costs $500 a month [38d]
- OpenAI just launched its answer to Meta: 'always-on' AI agents called Dots [38d]
- My son has had screen time since he was 3 months old. I see it as a necessity for parenting. [38d]
- I attended pastry school in France. Here are 6 tips for making the best brownies. [38d]
- We moved to a small island with our 10-month-old after finding a house for $1,000 a month that felt too good to be true [38d]
- Meta is on an app-building spree as it hunts for its next Facebook moment [38d]
- More NATO countries are buying a US-made interceptor that has downed thousands of Russian drones in Ukraine [38d]
- I turned down a scholarship at UPenn to attend the more expensive Columbia. I still wonder if I made the right choice. [38d]
- I'm a New Yorker who went to Salt Lake City for the first time. These 9 things surprised me. [38d]
- My husband and I met at work. Then, I switched careers. [38d]
- I’m the CEO of Fishwife. I rely on 'monkey bar' meetings and 8-mile runs to get things done. [38d]
- I tried Ina Garten's 'perfect breakfast sandwich.' It has deliciously fluffy eggs you can make in the microwave. [38d]
- I thought character clothes were tacky. My toddler reminded me that his clothes weren't actually about me. [38d]
- The smuggled resource in your candy and soda funding Sudan's civil war [38d]
- Ukraine's battlefield supply robots have learned how to swim [38d]
- I'm a small business owner who took 50 of my employees to Greece. It was worth the $2,000 a person and 6 figures in revenue. [38d]
- Student-loan borrowers now have 3 more months to enroll in a temporary repayment benefit [38d]
- Walmart bans AI slop signs in stores [38d]
- I moved to the same city as my long-distance boyfriend. Everyone expected us to move in together, but we didn't. [38d]
- I've been to all 50 states. I'm not in a rush to return to these 5, even though I liked visiting them. [38d]
- 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says he's 'more confident than ever' of an AI reckoning in 2027 [38d]
- I've lived in California my entire life. Here are 5 of my favorite places to visit during the fall months. [38d]
- I spent years working on cruise ships. Here are the 8 things I used to wish all cruisers knew about the job. [38d]
- From the 'Amityville Horror' house to the former Versace mansion, 12 notorious homes that have gone up for sale [38d]
- A YouTuber says this Muse setting led to the AI agent sharing his address: 'Be careful' [38d]
- I was laid off from Meta in May. I have a family to support, but I felt prepared — here's my advice to be ready for layoffs. [38d]
- Alaska Airlines is doubling down on premium travel. Take a look at its newest long-haul cabins. [38d]
- ChatGPT's ads are a lot like San Francisco’s infamous billboards [38d]
- Here are the tasks that execs from Anduril to Zendesk are giving their personal agents [38d]
- Strength training changed my relationship with the scale. Now, when I see my weight go down, I'm disappointed. [38d]
- Millennium employees' new productivity hack: an AI 'twin' [38d]
- Tech is entering its prohibition era [38d]
- Corgi girls, ugly lawsuits, and cute dogs: Inside a wild $5 billion startup [38d]
- The leadership habit Jamie Dimon uses to show confidence [38d]
- MKBHD's hair is still safe after Elon Musk says Tesla's Cybercab service won't reach California until 2027 [38d]
- Instinct creator says it'd be a 'very dangerous world' if the AI agent tried to influence users to make purchases [38d]
- The data center buildout is driving blue collar job growth — and everything else is falling by the wayside [38d]
- I landed multiple job offers after college. I feel that being open and honest about an upcoming medical procedure helped. [38d]
- Robotics startups are courting university researchers. Microagi just hired eight. [38d]
- I went to a Jev hackathon to find out why the new AI model is taking San Francisco by storm [38d]
- Nvidia's robotics lab is becoming a founder factory [38d]
- A startup's quixotic quest to fight AI slop [38d]
- AI agents are ready to shop for you — if you can trust them [38d]
- NBA star Jalen Brunson says his friends knew exactly what not to ask of him in high school [39d]
- AI companies are asking their employees to flag AI writing — and one wants a steak emoji [39d]
- Ukrainians say their drone-on-drone war is clocking speeds faster than Formula 1 cars [39d]
- PwC's huge survey of 50,000 workers says AI is splitting employees into 4 distinct groups [39d]
- OpenAI scraps GPT-6.1 Astra launch after safety tests raise concerns [39d]
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