I dress NBC's Olympic talent. It's a 24-hour operation that requires 7,500 outfits.

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Amy Acton is responsible for dressing many of the on-air talent during the Olympics broadcast.

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More hiring managers want you to prove you're good with AI during interviews

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More companies are encouraging job candidates to use AI in parts of the interview process.

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This cybersecurity CEO says we're in an AI bubble. These are the 3 things he looks for when investing in a startup.

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Shlomo Kramer said he believes we're in an AI bubble.

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Anthropic's CEO says we're in the 'centaur phase' of software engineering

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Amodei compared humans and AI working together to the mythical Centaur, a human-horse mule

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Here's how smart people in tech are reacting to Matt Shumer's viral essay about what AI means for jobs

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Matt Shumer, an AI startup founder, warns in a viral essay that AI could disrupt jobs more than COVID.

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The fundraiser for James Van Der Beek's family highlights a harsh truth about young cancer

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James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly.
James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly.

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I'm training to be an elite nanny at the 'Hogwarts' for nannies. It's the confidence boost I never knew I needed.

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Roxanne Ardekani is in training to be a Norland Nanny.

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Are you feeling AI fatigue at work? We want to hear from you

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Former Amazon and Google veteran Steve Yegge (not pictured), recently said he's begun taking naps during the day to cope with AI coding fatigue.

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No, your coworkers don't want to grab a drink — they want to hit the cold plunge

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The cofounder of Othership said it attracts workers in fields like finance, law, and medicine, many of whom are "really stressed" or "wound up."

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I helped Mark Zuckerberg start Facebook and now I'm the CEO of Philo. Here's a day in my life in San Francisco balancing work and kids.

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Andrew McCollum

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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Andrew McCollum, the 42-year-old CEO of Philo, based in San Francisco. It's been edited for length and clarity.

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