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The toolbelt is becoming Gen Z's career flex

Young workers are betting that fixing the physical world still needs human hands.

AI isn’t changing how companies work. It’s changing what a company is

Stephen Messer is co-founder of Collective[i] and Intelligence.com, and has been writing about the AI economy on Artificial CommonSense at reloadnyc. This column synthesizes much of Messer’s recent writing, and is related to several others, including “What It Means to Be AI-First,” “The Oldest Trick in Management Just Stopped Working,” “The Weakest Link,” “The Next Computer Is Alive,” and “The Death of Privacy. The Rise of Unbreakable Communications.”

Her childhood photo. Thousands of explicit images. One woman’s nightmare.

When Jane Doe 4, as she is identified in legal filings, arrived at her parents’ house in Wyoming to set up a family party earlier this year, the familiar street in her small hometown was filled with state and local law enforcement.

Sam Altman says 4 years could be too long for college: 'The way the world has evolved, college just shouldn't be as long as it is'

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman left Stanford after two years. He says now that staying longer would have had "vastly diminishing returns."

The AI boss at a San Francisco store just fired its first human

Andon Labs, which is experimenting with letting an AI have majority control over a retail store, said that it fired an employee with good reason.

China poised to lift travel ban on Manus founders

Chief executive Xiao Hong plans to return to Singapore as AI company nears resolution of Meta separation

Securing an Always-on AI Employee

A starter framework for evaluating security and assessing risks when your AI agent works where you work

China's latest open-weight model rivals U.S. models at hacking

The model is expected to be released widely in two weeks

Nvidia discloses $21bn stake in SpaceX

Filing comes after Elon Musk announced exclusive arrangement to kit out its data centres

Anthropic defends and explains its AI watermarking feature

Anthropic addresses concerns about its new watermark, which will affect Claude users globally. It said the watermark is to comply with the EU AI Act.

Saber says its rideshare game uses AI for voices, music, and missions.

After denying that it replaced writers for Rideshare “Stimulator” with ChatGPT and admitting that the game has some AI-generated elements, Saber Interactive has added an AI content disclosure to the title’s Steam page.

Samsung has new Galaxy headphones in the works

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