He managed 120 people at Meta. Now, he's walking away from Big Tech to join Lovable.

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Patrik Torstensson.

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Veteran tech investor Keith Rabois says the product manager role in tech 'makes no sense' in the era of AI

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Khosla Ventures' MD Keith Rabois.

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Saturdays are for Claude: How AI limits are quietly reshaping the workday

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Some users of AI tools are rejiggering their workdays due to usage limits.

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An ElevenLabs exec says he's planning to double his team size — and he warns candidates about the 'huge amount of hours'

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An ElevenLabs exec said he is straight with potential hires about the company's expectations.

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Feeling too dependent on AI? 5 ways to keep your brain sharp

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Executives, professors, and neurologists shared how AI users can stay sharp.

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EY's talent chief says AI is changing the entire employee lifecycle, from talent development to promotions

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EY is changing the criteria for promotions.

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Google DeepMind started moving faster by acting like a startup, Demis Hassabis says

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"A lot of it was assembling together all the ingredients we already had," Hassabis said about changes Google DeepMind made.

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Big Tech's hiring boom is over. 2 charts show where its workforce stands now.

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Mark Zuckerberg (left), Andy Jassy (center), and Satya Nadella (right) are among the Big Tech CEOs who have reshaped their workforces.

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RTO didn't stick. Now this company is paying workers to come in — and said office attendance has increased 57%.

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Superhuman employees at its San Francisco office. The company has seen a 57% increase in office attendance since January.

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Out: Résumés: In: Weeklong in-office trials.

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When Ellis Neder interviewed for a job as head of design at Foxglove three years ago, a platform for robotics developers, he was asked to come in for a few days to work. He was hesitant to invest the time, but took some days off and flew to Foxglove's San Francisco offices to work over a long weekend.

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