Reddit drags Perplexity in a new lawsuit, accusing it of building up a $20 billion company off stolen data

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Reddit is suing Perplexity and other AI firms, accusing them of bypassing digital guardrails to steal valuable data.

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I demoed a buzzy AI startup and got a glimpse of what investment bankers' jobs might start to look like

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Hebbia's demo gave me insight into how investment banking could change in the coming years.

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I'm a dad who works in-office 3 days a week. If it became 5 days, I'd ask for a raise — time away from my family doesn't come for free.

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Andrew Clark.

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My company holds a 'Thinking Week' every quarter, where we cancel normal work. The payoff is huge.

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Tim Huelskamp, cofounder and CEO of 1440, encourages employees to hike or walk in nature during the company's quarterly "Thinking Week."

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Remote companies like Dropbox and Atlassian say they're getting flooded with applications, as other firms RTO

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Remote companies said they have an advantage when it comes to sourcing talent.

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I'm 18 and cofounded a multimillion-dollar company. Here's how I did it and my advice for other young founders.

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Zach Yadegari cofounded Cal AI in high school.

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I'm a Stanford professor and AI startup cofounder. Here's how to get a job at an AI company.

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Jure Leskovec, a computer-science professor at Stanford University, offers advice for landing a job at an AI company

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Marc Andreessen says AI will give rise to a new type of filmmaker: 'That's a reason for profound optimism'

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Legendary investor Marc Andreessen has high hopes for AI's impact on Hollywood.

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Microsoft laid her off. A layoff support group helped her bounce back — and she got a job at Meta 2 months later.

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Deborah Hendersen

Deborah Hendersen

Marc Benioff says AI won't replace sales — and that Salesforce is still hiring thousands of salespeople

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said he recently hired between 3,000 and 5,000 salespeople.

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