AI has a millennial cringe problem

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Millennials, it's all our fault: The avocado toast, and the "cringe" talk from ChatGPT and other LLMs.

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The death of the 30-something homebuyer was greatly exaggerated

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Millennials are in their mom jeans era

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Millennials shouldn't feel bad about staying on their parents' phone plans

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Millenials who stay on their parents' phone plans should feel good.

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I needed my dad's help to buy my first home and to stay afloat after a layoff. An early transfer of generational wealth is essential.

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Arran Skinner and his family.

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Amex's pricey Platinum card has found its sweet spot: 30-somethings with dinner plans

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8 Americans explain how capitalism has shaped — and failed — their lives

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I'm set to inherit my childhood home abroad. I'm not sure it will be worth the headache.

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Katarina Polonska and her husband are both set to inherit properties abroad from their parents.

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How well do you remember 2016? Take our quiz and find out

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The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

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Alexandria Rucker is turning 30 this year.

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