There's a simple solution for technology companies that feel like their AI models are developing at a frightening speed: slow down. https://t.co/uLh2wH4lZZ
These personal AI agents often live on common messaging apps. Users can ask them to handle tasks like sending emails, purchasing things online, posting to social media, tracking prices, managing calendars, among many other things. https://t.co/w1V1KVD8ya
In 2023, a wellness entrepreneur pitched Klaus Kleinfeld, the former CEO of Siemens and Alcoa, on an opportunity to invest in Deepak Chopra's meditation and wellbeing app. Now that entrepreneur is in a federal jail. https://t.co/qdxZCo9DmL
Of those roughly 2,000 drones, "1,000 were consumable," an Army official said, adding that soldiers were using them "like a munition. They're fired, and then it's employing them in a matter to achieve effects on the battlefield." https://t.co/2A25Cz95Lg
Big Tech stock can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars — and give workers a powerful reason to stay. But layoffs and the AI boom are changing the equation. https://t.co/n31cLZfQ6o
Whitney Stefko Dover built a family chief of staff with Anthropic's Claude. The agent, named Claudette, has fresh competition for her job. https://t.co/WS6pOvELhn
Osahon Aburime opened his Lyft app on Mother's Day last year to make some money. Sixteen months later, he uses a cane to walk and hasn't returned to driving work. https://t.co/9lv776y7qV
More sellers are offering concessions to buyers, many of whom have been sidelined by high mortgage rates and record-high prices. https://t.co/OyZUAPFsIH
Consumer spending is showing signs of slowing — right as the Fed starts raising interest rates. That's going to be a double drag on the US economy. https://t.co/YBLAtuE7sl
"We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry," the president said on Truth Social, his social media platform. "Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as it grows!" https://t.co/72baEfGwdQ