Slop bowls have always been yucky. People are just now figuring it out.

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Sports
Chipotle Bowl surrounded by smiley face emojis.

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Why Netflix could one day get into the theme park business — and why it hasn't so far

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Netflix
Netflix has all kinds of intellectual property to make a theme park. But ... it won't.

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'Don't ask, don't tell': How Hollywood is using AI on the hush

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A robotic hand reaching for a clapboard

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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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The business of C-sections

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Photo collage featuring a close-up of a pregnant woman's belly, and a photo of two female surgeons performing a caesarean section in the operating room.

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Kelsey Birch remembers the crushing pressure, the sharp jerks, and the feeling of hands inside her abdomen. "I felt like I was being torn apart," she said. "I couldn't handle it."

Millennials' favorite companies are growing up or dying out

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A person pushing a dolly of millennial pastel colored boxes towards a hearse
 

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Paper résumés, trick questions, in-person job interviews: Hiring is going old school to escape AI slop

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A paper plane surrounded by computer cursors
 

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Get hot, do drugs, build a bunker: Meet the AI apocalypse super preppers

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Collage of a tech worker on a computer, dancing woman, bunker food prep,

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The AI boom is making the tech guy hot. Just ask Bay Area matchmakers.

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A man holding a laptop and wearing an ID badge surrounded by hearts with AI Binary Code.

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Weaponized incompetence is back, and it's driving modern women out of their marriages

Tech Insider : Business, Politics, Style
Mom is holding a baby and vacuuming while Dad relaxes on the couch.
"Weaponized incompetence" is most often applied to men in relationships with women.

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