Gen Z held an anti-social media event. Here's how they heard about it.

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Gen Zers at Delete Day in New York City
Delete Day encouraged attendees to delete one app of their choice from their phones.

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Famed for its 1960s anti-war protests, New York's Tompkins Square Park hosted another countercultural movement on Friday: rejecting social media.

Sora 2 makes me realize the AI future really is here. It's wonderful — and terrifying.

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Sora 2 with Katie and Sam Altman
Sora 2 can make videos of me flying a dragon or Sam Altman robbing a store. They look real — which is fun, and also terrifying.

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I deleted every app on my phone except for calls and texts. It changed how I thought, slept, and spoke to people.

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After 15 Years, Instagram Finally Releases an iPad App

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Instagram iPad App

Tech jobs to pursue in a post-ChatGPT world, and which roles to avoid

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Tech workers collaborate in a computer server room.

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The most popular AI apps might not be what you'd expect

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Ani, the chatbot from Grok
"Ani", the chatbot from XAI's Grok app.

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New startups race to bring back the 'old internet' vibes of the 2000s

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Computer screen with new apps like Noplace, Cosmos, and Perfectly Imperfect PIFYI

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Using AI tools, this LinkedIn VP built and launched an app in a few weeks

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The LinkedIn logo is displayed in the Apple App Store on an iPhone.
The LinkedIn logo is displayed in the Apple App Store on an iPhone.

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Replit's CEO says anyone can build an app in an afternoon with AI — and it's powering a new wave of solo startups

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Eric Newcomer (left), with Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit (center), and Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face (right)
Eric Newcomer (left), with Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit (center), and Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face (right)

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Ryan Serhant founded two apps that didn't take off but raised $45 million to help fund his third. Here's what he did differently.

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Ryan Serhant believes his new app will make day-to-day work easier for real estate agents.

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