My home insurer is spying on me

Tech Insider
A drone abducts a man from his house, against a starry black night.

Alex Castro for BI

Sweaty, desperate, and sad: Big Tech is giving off divorced dad energy

Tech Insider : Economy
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Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BI

Silicon Valley is filthy with divorced-dad energy.

He says AI can tell your politics and sexuality by reading your face. Is he right?

Tech Insider : Politics
An AI figure scanning a phone displaying an individual figure

Brian Stauffer for BI

Michal Kosinski knows exactly how he sounds when he talks about his research. And how it sounds is not great.

From OK vacations to so-so jobs, it's time to embrace being average

Tech Insider : Economy, Travel
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sompong liabsanthia/Getty, Seng kui Lim/Getty, Tyler Le/BI

What business can learn from Biden's resignation

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
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The older a CEO becomes, the worse they are at their job, a recent study of executives' performance found.

Sam Drew for BI

Two or three years ago, it's hard to pinpoint exactly when, employees at an investment firm started to notice something was wrong with their aging CEO.

Legalized sports betting is creating a disastrous doom loop

Tech Insider : Economy
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The thing about sports betting is addicts think their problem is the solution.

Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BI

I'm only 28 and my favorite childhood websites have already disappeared

Tech Insider
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Jimmy Simpson for BI

A new study shows that men are terrible at giving medical advice online

Tech Insider
Two mouths with speech bubbles containing pill bottles on top of a computer screen

iStock; Rebecca Zisser/BI

Starbucks just reinvented the way it runs its cafés

Tech Insider
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Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

Inside the tech industry's 'broletariat revolution' against the media

Tech Insider
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As the pro-tech media's influence rises, its founders and followers are taking its agenda into their offices, city halls, and even presidential politics.

Tyler Le/BI

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