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I was Facebook's youngest engineer at 17. I left Meta at a moment when AI's lead can change every few months.

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Michael Sayman
Michael Sayman

Michael Sayman

Robot dogs are protecting data centers. Operators are seeing payoffs.

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Boston Dynamics' robot quadruped, Spot, is being deployed at data centers, doing inspection and providing security.

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Employees who don't vibe code are 'probably underperforming,' fintech startup product chief says

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Ramp's product chief says employees who "sometimes use ChatGPT" are at level zero — and "will most likely not be at the company."

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Cyber pets, blind dates, and stock trading: How Chinese users are jumping on the OpenClaw craze

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China's "lobster" craze is pushing users to experiment with OpenClaw as stock traders, dating assistants, and digital pets.

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Lovable exec says 'big boys and girls' like OpenAI and Anthropic worry her more than other vibe coding startups

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Lovable's head of growth says that companies like OpenAI, Google, and Apple are a bigger source of competition.

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I followed the Chinese playbook for success, then quit Meta for startup life. It feels like being on-call 24/7.

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Yuhao Xu
After following the Chinese playbook to success, Yuhao Xu left his coveted tech job to build an AI startup.

Yuhao Xu

Wells Fargo's head of AI shares his playbook for staying in demand as banks weigh what the tech means for head count

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Saul Van Beurden at Wells Fargo's branch grand opening in Tribeca in February.

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How tech CEOs and leaders balance AI, gaming, and social media for their families

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Applied Intuition is worth $15 billion. The CEO still wants staff to clean their own office.

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Qasar Younis, the CEO of Applied Intuition, sits on a gray chair onstage. He's wearing a black sweater over a white shirt.
Qasar Younis cofounded a company that's worth $15 billion. He still asks his employees to clean their own desks.

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Grindr's CPO says software engineering is 'changing in a good way' and 70% of its code is being checked in via AI

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Grindr's chief product officer AJ Balance is pictured.
Business Insider asked Grindr's CPO about AI, swipe fatigue, and all those ads.

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