Big Tech's court wins in AI copyright cases could upend the internet as we know it

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg

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Mark Cuban says AI could make 'just one dude in a basement' the world's first trillionaire

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Mark Cuban said he thinks the world's first trillionaire could be someone who is just good at using AI.

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I pivoted from costume design to working as an engineer on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. It's never too late to switch careers.

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Karen Abarca working on the James Webb Space Telescope.
Karen Abarca, 33, worked on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.

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Waymo, Alphabet's robotaxi service, is growing fast. Here's how to ride, the cost, and the self-driving cars' crash record.

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Waymo is Alphabet's robotaxi service operating in multiple US cities, with plans to launch in more.

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GitHub CEO says the 'smartest' companies will hire more software engineers — not less — as AI develops

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Thomas Dohmke, CEO of GitHub, said the "smartest" companies will hire more developers, not less.

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Former OpenAI board member said companies are going to start trying to poach Meta's new AI hires from day one

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Mark Zuckerberg speaking during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington, DC.
"It'll be difficult. There's a lot of organizational politics at play," Helen Toner, a former OpenAI board member, on whether Meta's new AI hires will pay off.

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I've been laid off from Microsoft twice. Having multiple income streams helped me stay level-headed through them both.

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Ex-Microsoft employee Patrick Lyons said a generous severance and multiple side businesses made the layoffs manageable.

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Fast-food restaurants are using their wealth of data to harness AI in their supply chains

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You might be pronouncing 'Nvidia' the wrong way

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Some people pronounce Nvidia as "NUH-vid-ee-uh." But that's actually incorrect, according to the company.

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Steve Jobs' 'genius' stemmed from being 'one of the most disagreeable people in history,' Marc Andreessen says

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Apple cofounder and former CEO Steve Jobs would argue with someone about the "shape of a glass," Marc Andreessen said.

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