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Brazilian AI startup fund Shiva raised $10 million, and it's betting on tiny teams. Read its pitch deck.

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Shiva founder Lucas Marques.

Ana Paula Peres

Here are 3 big ways that parents and youth differ on AI

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A new survey found gaps between parents and youth on multiple fronts, including on the ethics of AI in school work.

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Anthropic sues Defense Department over the Pentagon's effective blacklisting

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Anthropic's lawyers wrote that the AI startup's "reputation and core First Amendment freedoms are under attack."

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Management has been a casualty of AI. Now the tech is reviving it.

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Developer using AI-powered code generation interface on virtual screen with programming scripts, data panels, and automation system.
Developer using AI-powered code generation interface on virtual screen with programming scripts, data panels, and automation system.

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Wells Fargo is in 'growth mode.' The bank's AI head thinks three principles will get it where it wants to go.

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Saul Van Beurden
Saul Van Beurden thinks AI is crucial to Wells Fargo's "growth era."

Wells Fargo

As AI reshapes the labor market, Taskrabbit is poised to benefit, CEO says

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Ania Smith, left, and Leah Solivan sat down with Business Insider to talk about Taskrabbit's growth and adoption of AI.

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AI agents are upending the company org chart

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Company org charts are flattening as a result of AI.

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The next phase of the corporate AI boom: measuring which employees actually understand it

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Companies raced to adopt AI. Now they're evaluating whether their employees understand it.

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The CEO of a $15 billion AI company says the biggest AI winners won't be software — they'll be mines, farms, and trucks

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Applied Intuition's CEO says AI will reshape farms, mines, and trucks as labor shortages hit physical industries.

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I'm a 78-year-old retiree who's vibe coding. Being out of the workforce doesn't mean we can't use AI like tech pros.

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Lewis Dickson
Lewis Dickson says being retired doesn't mean he can't use AI like young pros.

Lewis Dickson

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