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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says he plans to 'go heavy' on hiring new grads because they are 'AI native'

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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says he plans to hire new grads even though AI can already do a lot of entry-level work.

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Elon Musk unveiled more on his moonshot Terafab project. Here are 4 takeaways.

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Elon Musk unveiled the Terafab, an ambitious chip manufacturing project between Tesla and SpaceX.

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I used Anthropic's Claude to pick Oscar winners at a party. It made odd mistakes, but still beat everyone else.

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Alistair Barr (right) winning the Oscar ballot at a friend's party
Alistair Barr (right) winning the Oscar ballot at a friend's party

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Even if AI doesn't take your job, it might dent your paycheck

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A keyboard with a wallet on top. The wallet has cash peeking out.

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Actually, Mark Zuckerberg didn't burn $80 billion on the metaverse

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg onstage at the company's 2024 developer conference, September 2024
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Reality Labs unit has lost more than $80 billion. But only some of that money was spent on metaverse projects. Much of it went to hardware projects like the Orion prototype he wore onstage in 2024.

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Miro's CEO says companies should treat spending on AI as part of their employee learning budget

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Andrew Khusid sits onstage in a chair with his hands clasped, wearing a dark shirt and a headset microphone.
Andrey Khusid, Founder & CEO, Miro, on People Summit stage during day one of Web Summit 2025 at the MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal.

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You don't need an AI degree to land an AI-powered internship

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MIAMI BEACH- MARCH 14: Megan Jump (L) and Jenna Haring on spring break from Ball State University, use a funnel to drink beer March 14, 2007 on South Beach in Miami Beach, Florida. Students from universities and colleges around the country are attending spring break which ranges from the end of February to mid-April.
College students enjoying spring break, before getting back to work.

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Tech Memo interview: Talking 'atoms' and 'bits' with Eclipse's Joe Fath

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Joe Fath from Eclipse
Joe Fath from Eclipse

Joe Fath

You're laughing. The metaverse is dying, and you're laughing.

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Mark Zuckerberg finally confronts himself during a 2021 demonstration of the metaverse.

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Box CEO says companies will need to figure out how to budget for workers running up AI token bills

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Aaron Levie speaks at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
Aaron Levie speaks at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025

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