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CEO Jack Dorsey issues a dire warning about AI's impact as he cuts Block by almost half [49d]
Anthropic says it can't 'in good conscience' agree to the military's terms over the use of its AI [49d]
Netflix drops out of the WBD bidding war, paving the way for David Ellison's Paramount to buy it [49d]
They were about to shut down their business. Then a raw TikTok changed everything. [49d]
A man paid $200.57 for one night at a famous NYC hotel, then lived there rent-free for years. Now he could go to jail. [49d]
Jack Dorsey says he's cutting nearly half of his staff — 4,000 jobs — at Block. Read the memo. [50d]
Warner Bros. Discovery's board says Paramount's latest offer is better than Netflix's [50d]
Hillary Clinton suggests the House Oversight Committee should subpoena Elon Musk in combative opening statement [50d]
Hillary and Bill Clinton have been married for over 50 years. Here's a timeline of their relationship. [50d]
This startup wants to bring back snail mail with an AI-powered app. Read the Notion memo it used to raise $2.8 million. [50d]
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan step out in matching Prada loafers at Milan Fashion Week [50d]
I used to think living at home as an adult meant going backward. Losing my dad made me realize I was wrong. [50d]
Walmart agrees to pay $16 million to its Spark delivery drivers to settle claims it misled them over tips and pay [50d]
Tampa International Airport takes aim at your pajamas [50d]
Watch the viral 'ad' that imagines aged Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Jeff Bezos promoting a creepy energy source for AI [50d]
Pandemic watchdog calls the number of investigations into arts and restaurant bailouts 'underwhelming' and 'embarrassing' [50d]
Photos show how Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan elevated their fashion together and found a cool couple style [50d]