Big Tech can breathe a sigh of relief — for now

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Apple CEO Tim Cook

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Uber cofounder says AI means some consultants are in 'big trouble'

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Travis Kalanick joked about a future where you "push a button, get a consultant."

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Microsoft is taking its foot off the AI accelerator. What does that mean?

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Former Microsoft CEOs Bill Gates, left, and Steve Ballmer, center, pose for photos with CEO Satya Nadella
Former Microsoft CEOs Bill Gates, left, and Steve Ballmer, center, pose for photos with CEO Satya Nadella. The company is taking its foot off the AI accelerator.

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AI is coming for the NSFW emoji chain text

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iPhone screen displaying a text message thread with a lengthy, emoji-filled message discussing the new trade tariffs.

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Nvidia's healthcare boss talks changes coming to doctors' offices — and which companies may get a boost and lower costs

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Kimberly Powell Nvidia healthcare general manager

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America has already lost the robot war to China

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The Chinese flag in a robot's mouth.

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Vibe coding is changing the way investors think about founders

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VCs are looking for technical founders who can use AI
AI is changing what it means to be a technical founder.

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Trump says new tech tariffs are still possible: 'Nobody is getting off the hook'

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The US announced tariff exemptions for tech products.

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Here's what potential 23andMe buyers could do with your genetic data

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Gloved hand holding a test tube, filled with money.
23andMe is looking for buyers, raising concerns about how the company's trove of genetic data might be leveraged under a new owner.

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I bought a Cybertruck for my business. After receiving threats, I paid over $400 to teach my staff self-defense.

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42-year-old Vanessa Voss purchased a Cybertruck last November for business purposes. Recently, she's begun to receive threats, prompting her to hire a self-defense instructor.

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