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How cartel drug smuggling actually works, according to a former trafficker

Tech Insider : Business, Style

Jacob Diaz began working within Mexican drug trafficking networks at just 18 years old.

They left McKinsey to help businesses fight patent violations. See the pitch deck they used to raise $10 million.

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Four adults sit together on a sofa in a bright living room with large windows and light curtains.
Tobias Estreen, Petrus Werner, Oskar Block, and Oscar Adamsson.

Stilta

Inside the strange side hustle of teaching AI to think like a lawyer

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A photo collage featuring a lawyer and AI prompt imagery

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

When arbitrator Jessica Crutcher logs off after a day of hearing disputes, she starts a graveyard shift training AI models.

A salary over $300,000, lifetime job security, and a private basketball court: 12 perks of being a Supreme Court justice

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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and other Supreme Court justices arrive prior to the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump at the United States Capitol on January 20, 2025 in Washington, DC. Donald Trump takes office for his second term as the 47th President of the United States.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and other Supreme Court justices in 2025.

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Netflix director Carl Rinsch sentenced to over 2 years in prison in $11 million fraud case

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Carl Rinsch court
Carl Rinsch was convicted of scamming Netflix out of $11 million after he failed to finish his ambitious sci-fi series "White Horse."

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I left Big Law to become an investor, but building an AI firm proved more lucrative. We hit 6 figures in our first 6 months.

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Kristina Subbotina, the founder of Lexsy, sits at home at her desk.
Kristina Subbotina is the founder and CEO of Lexsy.

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The secret settlements protecting Jeffrey Epstein's friends

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Photo of Jeffrey Epstein in a vehicle's backseat flanked on both sides by three women, all of whose faces are covered by black redaction boxes.
Jeffrey Epstein surrounded himself with young women whom he hired as assistants and masseuses. Sometimes, he introduced them to his friends.

United States Department of Justice; BI

Score 1 for AI. Law firm staffed by bots wins a case in an English court.

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Judges in white wigs and black robes walk past a historic government building.

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Cadaver fat, boob jobs, and a pickup truck: Company accused of scheming to smuggle hot new filler to NY doctors

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Photo collage featuring a map of New Jersey and New York, Syringes, and a nurse

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

A top Silicon Valley law firm wants startup founders to stop asking chatbots to do legal work and use this instead

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A building with the Cooley logo displayed.
Law firms are figuring out how to stay relevant as more legal work becomes software-enabled.

Cooley

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