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The AI software freakout is a massive overreaction. Here's why.

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OpenAI, Meta, and Apple's latest battle: Breaking your phone addiction

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DeepMind's CEO said there are still 3 areas where AGI systems can't match real intelligence

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DeepMind's CEO said AGI still lags behind real intelligence in three areas.

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I'm an Amazon tech lead who uses AI to write code daily. There's one situation I hesitate to use it in.

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Anni Chen
Anni Chen says vibe coding is hard to resist. It speeds up her productivity, but she cautions against using it at scale or for production.

Anni Chen

OpenClaw creator slams Europe's regulations as he moves to the US

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OpenClaw logo

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Perplexity says it's moving away from ads and betting on subscriptions

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Perplexity CEO and cofounder Aravind Srinivas.

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Elon Musk and OpenAI posture over pizza as the AI talent war heats up

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An OpenAI engineer says his company's pizza is better than xAI's. It's part of a recruitment pitch that has real stakes for both tech companies.

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The memory shortage is driving up the cost of your next laptop

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The memory shortage is starting to hurt consumers' wallets.

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The Irish have taken a liking to AI. Japan, not so much.

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Irish rugby fans sing the national anthem

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Andrew Yang says mass white-collar layoffs are closer than people think

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Andrew Yang is the CEO of Noble Mobile and founded the Forward Party.

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