Florida's citrus industry is adapting to survive. Scientists and growers are working together to keep oranges growing even as citrus greening spreads statewide
Behind one of YouTube’s fastest growing AI channels is a self-taught creator using generative AI to bring history to life
Squarespace is laying off 19% of its staff in a move its CEO said would help it "adapt for the modern era" with leaner teams and "more player coaches."
One rider posted a robotaxi ride that took 40 minutes to cover two blocks in downtown Houston.
Elon Musk called Waymo's robotaxis "pet destroyers."
Kroger To Cut 3,000 jobs over three years
Companies have FOMO over AI. Anthropic is meeting them with a $100M training program.
A Bending Spoons exec said the Airtable cuts weren't a reflection of employees' work, but the "deep belief that small teams ship more and better."
"Within a year, I went from earning $18 an hour doing physical labor to a new career that put me on track to earn six figures," said Bryan Ruiz.
This father built over 100 AI agents to help manage his life. Now he's down to using 70 of them.
Losing a job after 50 can be a major career setback. While some older workers quickly find another role, others spend years searching, drain their savings, or settle for much lower-paying work.
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White-collar fields may not be interested in expanding their workforce right now.
Meta's latest Muse Wonder AI models challenge rivals like OpenAI. CEO Mark Zuckerberg teased the model with watermelon-themed posts.
This founder has every reason to stop shopping at Amazon after it deactivated his company's seller's account nearly collapsing the $4.5 million business, he says. But he still can't quit the habit shopping on Amazon. "It's really incredible what they've...
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Disney's new tech chief said in his first memo to employees that he "won't pretend it will be easy" competing in the AI age.
Fewer companies have been pushing the S&P 500 to fresh all-time highs.
Soldiers were struggling to use RPGs in the kill zone, one robot maker said, so they put them on their remotely-operated robots instead.
"People who demean this as barbaric or yucky miss the whole point," Luckey wrote.
Two Sigma's interns had a very productive summer.
An unnamed petitioner alleged that Tesla's robotaxis were speeding in an active school zone.
