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OpenAI's finance chief just dropped some hints about how the company plans to make more money

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OpenAI's Sarah Friar floated "licensing models" as a new revenue path as the company seeks to make more money amid massive compute costs.

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OpenAI could generate $25 billion in annual ad revenue by 2030, and that should worry Google, top tech analyst says

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Sam Altman

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OpenAI's audio-first hardware product could launch this year, and I'm excited

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OpenAI is on track to unveil its first hardware product later this year, according to a company executive, and it might have what it takes to succeed.

OpenAI will focus on 'practical adoption' of AI in 2026, CFO says

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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar

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Trust AI enough to bet your retirement? You said, 'No thanks'

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Elon Musk suggested letting AI run your 401 (k). Our readers weren't on board.

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AI is creating the Rick Rubins of Silicon Valley

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Producer Rick Rubin

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'Big Short' investor Michael Burry has found an unlikely ally in his crusade against AI hype: Ben Affleck

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Ben Affleck (left) and Michael Burry have both taken aim at AI hype.

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Ben Horowitz says AI could spark a post-electricity leap in living standards — but risk eroding purpose

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Ben Horowitz says AI could deliver an electricity-scale leap in living standards — while quietly threatening how humans find meaning.

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America's new sink-or-swim era is here

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A few years ago, HR practitioner T. Tara Turk-Haynes hired yoga instructors and meditation gurus to help employees handle burnout at the media company where she worked.

She's not doing anything like that today.

Palmer Luckey says Meta's VR layoffs aren't a 'disaster' — and fix a problem critics aren't talking about

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Palmer Luckey says Meta's VR layoffs cut bloated in-house game studios that were quietly undermining the industry's ecosystem.

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