Lady Gaga's tech CEO fiancée is training an AI model on data collected from human skin
Michael Polansky is no stranger to the spotlight, but one of his most ambitious projects — Outer Bio — has remained largely unknown to the public.
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page 9 of 16He had a gig mowing lawns at 11. By 25, he had turned it into a multimillion-dollar landscaping business.
Cody Kuebler began by cutting his neighbors' grass for about $25 a lawn. Now, at 25 years old, he oversees a $4.5 million landscaping business.
2027 cars are rolling in slower than usual. That's good news for 2026 buyers.
There aren't a lot of 2027 model year cars on US dealerships. That is bringing down car prices, and could lead to some winter deals.
I'm in my 60s and can't find full-time work. I took Social Security early and filed for bankruptcy to stay afloat.
Thomas Heep has struggled to find full-time work since being laid off. He's working part time, collecting Social Security, and filed for bankruptcy.
A legal AI startup has a plan to take on Lexis Nexis and Westlaw
Legora, which sells software to Big Law firms, has quietly hired a team of former attorneys to grow its corpus of case law and other legal data.
A coffee shop owner used AI to make a menu poster. Then came the angry DMs.
A Buffalo coffee shop's fall menu went viral for all the wrong reasons. Its owner apologized for using AI but also urged "kindness and respect."
China’s intelligence chief just gave a revealing glimpse into what Beijing fears most about AI
China's spy chief Chen Yixin has outlined six major risks AI poses to China, as a heated debate over AI doom plays out in the West.
We know more about Bryan Johnson and Kate Tolo than anyone in human history. But who are they?
Bryan Johnson and Kate Tolo are lovers, cofounders, and human experiments trying to engineer a future where people and AI evolve together.
Inside the generational clash over AI in math: 'We don’t have the luxury of waiting'
Some 700 academics called for the cancellation of a student-run AI math event at Caltech. Students say they're only trying to remain relevant.
What smart people are saying about the '60 Minutes' relaunch
The show was on shaky ground in recent months, following a string of high-profile departures like Scott Pelley and Anderson Cooper.
All eyes are on what Trump and Xi will do amid grim warnings of an AI apocalypse. Here’s what they’ve said.
As researchers sound grim warnings about AI's catastrophic capabilities, Trump and Xi Jinping have remained laser focused on progress.
I moved my family from Utah to Thailand to work remotely. 8 months later, we came home.
Braydon Barrett and his wife moved to Asia with their one-year-old to start over. Then a mistake upended their plans.
Turns out you really do only have to ask: Trump says he will remove tariffs on Irish whiskey after visit to Ireland
Trump said he decided to remove the tariffs on Irish whiskey after he was asked to by the Irish prime minister and golfer Shane Lowry.
What smart people are saying about the AI apocalypse and calls to slow everything down
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for a slowdown of frontier AI, winning support from Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis — but not everyone.
Read the memo: CBS News leadership is selling staffers on '60 Minutes' as it relaunches under Bari Weiss
CBS News is getting employees excited about the first full season of "60 Minutes" under Bari Weiss, months after a string of high-profile exits.
Really? Palantir cofounder on AI's threat: 'We’re on top of it’
Hysteria over the AI threat has reached a boiling point. Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale, however, says the "world is going to alright, guys."
I'm 45 and spent months trying to find a new corporate job. Now I'm delivering food to support my 2 kids.
After months of struggling to find a marketing job, a 45-year-old single mom started delivering food while rebuilding her career.
Anthropic has chosen the Nasdaq for its IPO listing
Anthropic is eyeing a $2 trillion IPO in October amid AI safety concerns.
My partner and I split our lives between the US and Canada — and have no plans to pick just one place
My partner is in Canada, and I live in the US. Neither of us is in a rush to move, and we've discussed splitting our time between both countries.
My husband and I were college athletes. We're not pushing competitive sports on our kids.
We've decided to take a low-pressure approach to competitive youth sports with our two kids.