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How a Big Law heavyweight is shaping its AI rollout around Palantir's model

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The rise of the AI knock-off McKinsey consultant

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AI agents attempting to mimic McKinsey consultants are popping up everywhere. Do they have merit?

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Google developers find that with AI, judgment is more important than JavaScript

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How Barry Diller's People Inc. learned to live without Google

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People Inc CEO Neil Vogel used to rely on Google. Now he's looking to deals with AI companies, among others, to bring in revenue.

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Would you pay $178 for a Jensen Huang sweater?

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Jensen Huang-emblazoned sweaters are on sale at GTC for $178.

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How ServiceNow uses internal AI pilots to launch successful customer tools

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Uber CTO says it's going big on AI coding: 'This is a real reset moment for engineering'

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Uber used technology to transform ride hailing.

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A small number of Block employees say they were rehired after layoffs

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Jack Dorsey's Block laid off over 4,000 employees. A small number say they've since been rehired.

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AI-powered ad spend is set to soar 63% this year as brands ditch manual controls

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AI-powered ad platforms, like Advantage+ from Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, are fueling a spending surge in the online ad market.

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AI could shrink paychecks but stretch them further, a Yale economics professor says

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AI could lower wages but also reduce the cost of goods, boosting purchasing power, Yale economist Pascual Restrepo says

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