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Agility's new humanoid is supposed to stop before it gets too close to humans
Agility Robotics gave Business Insider a first look at renderings of Digit 5, its next humanoid.
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Uber introduces senior-friendly features, including easy-entry vehicles and independent accounts, to enhance accessibility and convenience.
I tried 8 new items at The Cheesecake Factory. Here's how they ranked, from worst to best.
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I’m a chief people officer, and here are my tips on how to ask about a company's AI policies in a job interview
A chief people officer shares tips on how job seekers can ask about AI policies and expectations during interviews, without coming across as anti-AI.
I purchased Amtrak's USA Rail Pass to travel the country in 30 days. Here's what 170 hours in coach looked like.
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The world's richest man says he's living in a trailer
Elon Musk is known for his unusual sleeping arrangements, and famously slept on a couch at Twitter's headquarters after buying it in 2022.
I homeschooled my son and worked from home for 2 years. I loved the lifestyle but it still led to burnout.
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Consulting's Trump-era DEI bill hits $63 million as Accenture joins Deloitte and IBM in settling discrimination claims
The DOJ accused Accenture of discriminating on the basis of race and sex in its hiring and promotion practices.
What smart people are saying about China’s role in ‘pacing the frontier’
China has become central to the debate over slowing frontier AI as safety concerns collide with US-China rivalry.
Ford is bringing hands-free driving to people towing boats and campers
The Ford F-150 gets a few aesthetic and power touch-ups for 2027. The truck also learned how to tow a boat on some highways.
Montana’s experimental treatment law hands a VC the keys
Investors on the libertarian fringe of the biotech industry are making their dream of wide-ranging access to experimental drugs a reality in Montana.
Kara Swisher says 'hugely successful' businesses have these 3 things
For one, Media mogul Kara Swisher says that entrepreneurs should offer a "must-have" product.
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"If the US stops improving its AI software, that would be a historic opportunity for us," one Weibo user in Hebei wrote.
How the AI jobspocolypse is playing out for young NYC tech workers
NYC entry-level tech jobs plunged 49% from 2022 to 2025, with AI and economic uncertainty cited as key factors impacting the market.
I grew up being afraid to make mistakes and show my emotions. I'm raising my children differently.
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OpenAI has tapped a startup to make its AI work for lawyers
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