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Google Meet has a new AI-powered makeup filter that lets you apply lipstick without opening a real tube.

Launched on Oct. 13, the tool is an expansion of the video call platform's "Touch Up" feature added in 2023. Similar to the AR beauty and makeup lenses on social media sites like TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, and the myriad virtual try-on platforms around, Google Meet's new feature allows


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Meta is working on new supervision controls that will allow parents to cut off their teens' access to AI chatbots on its platforms completely. While the tools can remove teens' ability to engage AI characters on one-on-one chats, they'll still be able to access the general Meta AI chatbot. If parents don't want to block their teens from being able to access AI bots altogether, they can also just



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It had to happen eventually, and happen it has — Jeremy Allen White has taken on First We Feast's Hot Ones.

In the clip above The Bear star devours increasingly spicy wings while speaking about everything from the hardest scenes he's had to shoot to the reason he's always buying flowers.

The highlight? A story he tells about attending a fancy restaurant at the age of 23 and getting told off by the



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  • There's a massive gap in values between Gen Z and hiring managers, according to a new study.
  • Gen Z prioritizes self-care, while employers seek success-driven candidates, the findings show.
  • The friction is creating hiring frustrations, but there are ways to close the gap.

Gen Z and hiring managers are at odds.

Zoomers' core values in life and work don't jibe with the values


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When he's not been busy ranting on Truth Social about things like his Time magazine cover photo, Donald Trump is busy flogging watches to his supporters.

In the clip above Jimmy Kimmel plays footage of one of the president's ads, in which Trump encourages people to buy one of his watches because "Christmas is coming."

"I'd like you to just close your eyes right now and try to imagine Lincoln in


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Spotify said it's working with music companies to create "artist-first AI products."
  • Spotify took a swipe at the AI industry over copyright protections.
  • Spotify said it was partnering with music industry leaders to create "artist-first" AI products.
  • "Stamping out the worst outcomes of Gen AI is an essential piece of the puzzle," the company said.

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  • Figma CEO Dylan Field said that AI isn't a threat to designers' jobs.
  • Figma, he said, is only adding roles to its 1,600-member team.
  • Field said he's excited about AI's potential to spur growth.

Take a breath. Figma CEO Dylan Field, at least, doesn't think AI is coming for anyone's job.

"I think it's pretty encouraging that folks understand, viscerally, that this is not coming for you," he said


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  • Executive coach Andrea Wasserman says it's difficult but not impossible to secure a raise right now.
  • Companies have less urgency to increase compensation due to strong candidate availability.
  • Employees should consider timing, pay bands, and alternative compensation when negotiating raises.

During my time at Nordstrom, Verizon, and Yahoo, I managed hundreds


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