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30% of Americans worry that AI will make their jobs obsolete

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70% of Americans said they believe AI will lead to a decrease in job opportunities generally, while 30% worry about their own jobs.

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A top researcher says a new divide is emerging in AI use — and most people are on the losing side

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Vivienne Ming
Vivienne Ming warned that the "overwhelming" trend is "substitution," as most people let AI do their thinking for them.

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A $700M Nvidia-backed AI search startup is hiring. Only rebels need apply.

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CEO of Exa Will Bryk (left) and cofounder Jeff Wang (right).

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Anthropic's post-Pentagon resistance surge is fading

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei

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I saw the AI apocalypse documentary. It made the stakes of the new technology feel even higher.

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A new film explores the prospect of having children in the AI age.

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The AI industry's biggest names have thoughts on whether you should have kids

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AI leaders discuss having children in a new documentary.

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I used AI to dispute a $1,200 dental bill. I don't see the glory in wasting my energy on tedious life tasks.

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Jamie Phillis.

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Developers warn flood of vibe-coded apps could slow Apple approvals

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The App Store has seen an influx of new apps each month since 2025.

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The AI tech my dad helped pioneer is now the foundation for the tools I build at AT&T

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Natalie Gilbert is a 30-year-old data scientist at AT&T.

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I'm a neurologist, and I don't think AI will make people dumber. Here's how to keep your brain sharp.

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Dr. Majid Fotuhi tries to memorize names and numbers as much as possible.

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