Tech investor Bill Gurley says AI doomers are ignoring a lesson from the Industrial Revolution

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Bill Gurley says fears that AI will destroy jobs echo failed warnings about the Industrial Revolution.
Bill Gurley, during the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit in April 2026, in Phoenix.

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Triplets paid $13,000 each for hair transplants. It gave them new confidence in their jobs.

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Alex, Mitchell, and Sean Virzi each paid about $13,000 for their first hair transplant.

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In 'The Devil Wears Prada 2,' it's no longer chic to have a terrifying boss

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Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada 2."

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AI is that annoying coworker who never has a bad day

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An AI product exec says workers are being judged like machines.

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Veteran tech investor Keith Rabois says the product manager role in tech 'makes no sense' in the era of AI

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Keith Rabois at The Hill & Valley Forum 2026 at Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium on March 24, 2026, in Washington, DC
Khosla Ventures' MD Keith Rabois.

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A founder proudly shared a wedding-day work text. The backlash had him walk it back.

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Experts say flexible communication tools and an uncertain job market are intensifying the hustle.

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Former Amazon VP shares the brutal reality about promotions: Pushy people win

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Ethan Evans is a former Amazon VP.

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A top researcher says a new divide is emerging in AI use — and most people are on the losing side

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Vivienne Ming warned that the "overwhelming" trend is "substitution," as most people let AI do their thinking for them.

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The AI tech my dad helped pioneer is now the foundation for the tools I build at AT&T

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AT&T's Natalie Gilbert
Natalie Gilbert is a 30-year-old data scientist at AT&T.

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Is AI coming for your job? Take this quiz to find out.

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Is your job at risk of being taken by AI?

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