Death isn't the end: Meta patented an AI that lets you keep posting from beyond the grave

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Ford CEO says 'the customer has spoken' after its EV business lost nearly $5 billion last year

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Jim Farley is guiding Ford onto an entirely new EV pathway. It comes after the automaker consistently lost billions on its all-electric cars.

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Meta's Threads is letting users be the boss of their own algorithm

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg

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AI CEO warns AI's disruption will be 'much bigger' than COVID: 'The people I care about deserve to hear what is coming'

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Hyperwrite CEO Matt Shumer's essay has now been viewed over 30 million times on X.

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Elon Musk holds xAI all-hands meeting after a wave of staff departures

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Elon Musk is seeking as much as $134 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft

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Failing fast is a lot harder than it sounds

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Some companies are adopting a fail-fast mentality.

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I'm a former Big Four consultant who trains AI to do consulting. Here's how it could change the job.

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Frank Jones

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Corporate America is taking a lesson from Silicon Valley: Fail fast

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Some companies are adopting a fail-fast mentality.

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Amazon limits on Claude Code frustrate employees, including some who have to sell it to cloud customers

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AWS CEO Matt Garman

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SpaceX is leaning into the moon. Here's why.

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Elon Musk moved his biggest companies to Texas. Now, he says there's a 'dudes' problem.

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