Former US government tech chief says AI could make navigating the bureaucracy much easier

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Casey Coleman, the former chief information officer for the US General Services Administration, says AI will allow federal workers to do "better, more creative, higher-value work."

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  • Casey Coleman, 60, was the chief information officer for the GSA from 2007 to 2014.
  • She told Business Insider that AI could make it easier for federal workers to get things done.
  • Op
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ChatGPT made my Hinge profile cringe-worthy — but it cut down on bad dates

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Nicola Prentis used ChatGPT to rewrite her Hinge profile and help her avoid avoidants.

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  • A dating book helped Nicola Prentis realize she had a pattern for dating men who pull away.
  • Using ChatGPT, she rewrote her Hinge profile to dodge the "avoidant" men the book described.
  • Now, even with fewer matches and dates, she feels less anxious.

Earlier this year, reading a dating

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Meta Superintelligence Labs is already losing key staff less than two months after launch

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Mark Zuckerberg was seen wearing a Greubel Forsey 'Hand Made 1' on his left wrist while announcing the end of the Meta's US fact-checking partnerships on Tuesday.

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  • Some of Meta's AI staff are exiting its new superintelligence division.
  • These departures follow Meta's push to compete with OpenAI and Google.
  • Meta says the departures are mostly from longtime
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Cracker Barrel is changing its logo back after a week of criticism, including from Trump

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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store.

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  • Cracker Barrel announced that its "new logo is going away" and the original will remain.
  • Cracker Barrel recently received criticism over its new, redesigned logo that omitted the "old timer."
  • On Tuesday, President Donald Trump lambasted the rebrand, urging the chain to reverse course.

Cracker Barrel is bringing

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Alphabet's life sciences unit Verily lays off staff and cuts its devices program. Read the full memo its CEO sent to staff.

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Verily CEO Stephen Gillett

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  • Verily, Google's life sciences sister company, has laid off staff and cut its devices program.
  • In a memo to staff, CEO Stephen Gillett said Verily was continuing to narrow its focus.
  • "The path forward requires difficult decisions," he wrote.

Verily, Alphabet's life sciences company, has cut staff and closed down its long-running devices program, Business Insider

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