Miami isn't the next Silicon Valley. It's something much weirder.

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Tech's elite are taking their talents to South Beach — again.

Anthropic's Claude Code creator predicts software engineering title will start to 'go away' in 2026

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Claude Code creator Boris Cherny said AI will have solved for coding for everyone by the end of 2026.

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I've helped lead AI adoption at both PwC and Freshworks. Here are 3 common AI mistakes I see workers making.

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Geetha Rajan

I started at Microsoft as an executive assistant and pivoted to an AI role. I don't regret my English degree.

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Brit Morenus worked a contract role at Microsoft for five and a half years.

Brit Morenus

AI agents are transforming what it's like to be a coder: 'It's been unlike any other time.'

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Don't throw out your sweatpants. Remote work could grow as younger CEOs take over.

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Twenty-nine-year-old startup CEO Max Albert, center, poses with some of his firm's remote employees during one of their recent quarterly in-person company retreats.

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McKinsey says it has 25,000 AI agents. Its rivals say that's not a metric of success.

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Consulting firms like EY and McKinsey & Company are building AI agents to transform how they work.

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Lyft salaries revealed: How much software engineers, data scientists, and others at the ride-hailing company get paid

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Lyft app.

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Troops are mocking Air Force gate guards over a new rule: 'You sound like a Walmart greeter'

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Gate guards welcome people onto US military installations and also ensure security. The Air Force recently adopted a new approach to entry point greetings, and not everyone is loving it.

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The 13 college majors with the highest unemployment

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Recent anthropology grads had an unemployment rate of almost 8% in 2024.

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