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Tucker Carlson, once a big supporter of Donald Trump, is now saying he regrets his decision to back the president — but Jimmy Kimmel has little sympathy.

"That's big," Kimmel says in the clip above, after playing a video from The Tucker Carlson Show of the host saying he's "sorry for misleading people" about Trump. "Tucker Carlson apologizing for helping Trump get elected. I believe they call that liar's remorse."

With a clip, Kimmel goes on to assure viewers that even though Carlson has changed his views on Trump, he still says doctors are "like, the worst people in America."

"Thanksgiving at the Carlson's must be a barrel of laughs. 'Doctors are the worst people.' I hope that when Tucker Carlson shows up at an emergency room one day, all he hears from the doctors is this," says Kimmel, cutting to a montage of Carlson's own disturbing laugh. "Sometimes laughter is the worst medicine."



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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's comments are likely to fuel the already rivalry between OpenAI and Anthropic.
  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Anthropic is using "fear-based marketing" to sell Claude Mythos.
  • Anthropic said it would not release Claude Mythos publicly due to its cybersecurity capabilities.
  • Altman said, without naming names, that some in tech want to keep AI in the

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Few CEOs ever arrived in the job with as tough an act to follow as Tim Cook did in 2011, replacing the late great Steve Jobs in his fast-declining days. Fewer still rise to the occasion — and get to leave so extraordinary a legacy to the next guy.

Apple's head honcho, age 65, announced Monday that he'll be stepping back come September. Cook will step into an emeritus role as Executive Chairman


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Anthropic is investigating potential "unauthorized access" to its Claude Mythos model that has been touted for its ability to find cybersecurity flaws, the company told Bloomberg. A group gained access to the model through a third-party contractor portal and by using internet sleuthing tools, according to the report. However, the group is only interested in trying the models and not using them



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Dianna Dimambro applied to roughly 2,000 software engineering jobs.
  • Dianna Dimambro, 29, applied to roughly 2,000 developer jobs over the last two years.
  • She finally got offers from Target and a startup, and decided to choose the startup.
  • Dimambro said she didn't anticipate that it would be so tricky to find an entry-level engineering job.

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Mark Cuban emailed Business Insider three suggested Claude prompts. He is optimistic about
  • Mark Cuban told Business Insider that he thinks AI creates job opportunities for young job seekers.
  • He shared three prompts to feed into Claude to sharpen skills.
  • Cuban's advice comes as companies build AI models to automate tasks — but agent costs are growing.

AI is chan


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