By Chris Stokel-Walker November 20, 2023 One of the most tumultuous four-day spans in Silicon Valley history has finally concluded (for now at least), and in the end we’re left with massive changes at both OpenAI and Microsoft—and massive ramifications for the wider world of artificial intelligence. Sam Altman, the OpenAI CEO summarily fired … Continue reading New OpenAI CEO Emmett Shear’s time at Twitch gives clues to the future of the AI giant
By Christopher Zara November 03, 2023 As long as we have to fall back this weekend anyway, let’s use that extra hour to ponder the impossible-to-overstate importance of getting a good night’s sleep. You could easily spend weeks scouring research on the link between poor sleep and poor health outcomes and still not get … Continue reading Daylight saving time is an insidious destroyer of your precious sleep patterns
By Zachary Petit INSURRECTION. That is the title of the first chapter in Edel Rodriguez’s graphic memoir, Worm. Rodriquez, an artist whose work has appeared on the covers of Time, The New Yorker, and many other publications, has established himself as the leading visual chronicler of the Trump era. Given the fact that Trump … Continue reading The most famous political illustrator of our time tells his own story
By Lydia Dishman October 22, 2023 We’ve all been there. The point in the workday where nothing is going right, or getting done, or a combination of both, and the feeling is just: “Why am I doing this again?” At this point, with the pace of job growth steady but tapering off and unemployment … Continue reading How to know when it’s time to switch jobs for something more meaningful
By Luther Lowe September 29, 2023 As Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer continues to work on “exceedingly ambitious” bipartisan legislation to regulate AI, he invited Mark Zuckerberg, Eric Schmidt, and Sundar Pichai to a closed-door, closed-press forum at the Capitol this month to help shape the process. That’s a far cry from what most … Continue reading The age of AI is a time for antitrust
By Jessica Bursztynsky September 21, 2023 Expedia is leaning further into artificial intelligence with its suite of new products that CEO Peter Kern hopes will cement consumer loyalty to the travel giant’s brands. “Providing all these tools that are the new technology can allow for what we think creates the best product experience, and that’s … Continue reading Expedia’s Project Explorer uses AI to curate trips based on budget and time of year
By Associated Press September 15, 2023 DETROIT (AP) — About 13,000 U.S. auto workers stopped making vehicles and went on strike Friday after their leaders couldn’t bridge a giant gap between union demands in contract talks and what Detroit’s three automakers are willing to pay. Members of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union began … Continue reading UAW will go on strike at all Big Three automakers for the first time in 88 years
Social Media Management: Small Businesses Can Effectively Manage Time Online Calendar / Sep 8, 2023 An effective social media marketing campaign is imperative to any small business’s near and long-term success. Today, more than ever before, social media has become one of the most vital tools for communicating with consumer audiences. For any small … Continue reading Social Media Management: Small Businesses Can Effectively Manage Time Online
By Kathleen Davis September 03, 2023 Thinking of quitting your job? Whether you’re miserable and dream of walking out in a dramatic TikTok-worthy fashion, or if you’re just feeling stagnant and uninspired, leaving your job is a huge decision. The first step is deciding if you can improve what you don’t like about your … Continue reading How to know when it’s time to quit your job
Angie Judge of Dexibit lit a fire on LinkedIn when she said a SaaS vendor only contacted here once a year to secure a renewal. Kim Davis on August 25, 2023 “We just cancelled a SaaS product we’ve used for three years. Each year, we get the same email from them, a month out from … Continue reading Martech vendors need to engage year-round, not just at renewal time
