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Salesforce CEO says Block's cuts shouldn't fuel worries of mass layoffs: 'That company has its own unique issues'

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff onstage at his company's annual Dreamforce in San Francisco, September, 2024.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says up to 50% of his company's work is now being performed by AI. Really?

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I'm a recent grad who studied history and can't find a job. The AI-driven job market has no place for humanities majors like me.

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Oliver Fox in front of the tufts university sign wearing a graduation gown
The author graduated with a degree in history.

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The billionaire founder of Palo Alto Networks started a new cybersecurity company. Here's why many people are calling it 'crazy.'

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The cofounders of Cylake, from left to right: Ehud (Udi) Shamir Nir Zuk, and Wilson Xu.
The cofounders of Cylake, from left to right: Ehud (Udi) Shamir Nir Zuk, and Wilson Xu.

Cylake

Why a former Khosla partner who was one of the first investors in Groq is striking out on her own

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Sandhya Venkatachalam is the managing partner of Axiom Partners.
Sandhya Venkatachalam is the managing partner of Axiom Partners.

Axiom Partners

The work entry-level engineers used to do is changing. This is their new playbook.

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People working on or looking at computer code
AI provides certain shortcuts for junior-level engineers and has reshaped daily tasks.

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Target's tech chief says AI isn't replacing workers as the company looks to mount a comeback

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Target chief information and product officer Prat Vemana speaks at the company's 2026 financial meeting.
Target has big plans with AI, and its tech chief, Prat Vemana, says he needs his whole team on board.

Target

Vinod Khosla says he thinks today's 5-year-olds probably won't need a job

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Vinod Khosla, wearing a black button-up jacket over a black T-shirt. He is on stage, sitting in a white chair, with his right hand raised.
Vinod Khosla, one of the first investors in OpenAI, said he believes AI is so powerful, today's toddlers won't need to work.

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The Block layoffs are just the beginning

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Employee at computer.

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Jensen Huang says a $100 billion investment in OpenAI is 'probably not in the cards'

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Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang says a $100 billion OpenAI investment is "probably not in the cards," citing the AI startup's move toward an IPO.

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Tech leaders pledge to power their own data centers during meeting with Trump

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Donald Trump
Executives from eight tech companies joined Trump at the White House on Wednesday.

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