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Companies are promising riches to lure top young minds in AI out of academia.

HustleGPT was a viral sensation that asked if bots could become entrepreneurs.

Could used building materials save the construction industry from stratospheric new material costs?

Craft beer roots against mass production and for authenticity. For consumers, negative branding reflects that.

An agtech startup hopes farmers find salvation in its high-tech, weed-eliminating machine.

Why are our weather apps often so inaccurate? Weather’s complex.

The latest in AI’s awesome and outright terrifying climb toward world domination.

A game dev is calling out the energy-drink maker for objecting any time a company wants to use the word “monster.”

Pretty much no one is buying metaverse real estate, but they do still enjoy a good game.

US employees have shaved 30 minutes off their average workweeks since 2019.

Plus: New York’s unpaid fines and the IRS’s improved wait times.

Once $39B and now ~$12B, Instacart’s valuation is all over the place.

A French bill may require influencers to disclose payments, photo editing, and filters.

Voice notes — bite-sized audio messages — are on the rise. On WhatsApp, people send 7B daily.

Every April, the Masters is the biggest show in golf, but there’s not a cellphone in sight.

Gen Z just isn’t that into milk, buying 20% less than the national average in 2022.

Meta, Spotify, and Reddit are all retreating from social audio, and it’s hard to blame them.

Time to add another workplace acronym to your glossary: BYOS — Bring Your Own Stapler.

The beverage’s entry into the US market appears to be a boba-fide success.

A platform for Gen Z creators says its users average ~$70k a year.

The once high-flying Groupon is mounting a comeback under a new interim CEO.

Pioneering women across the world are making gains — there just aren’t enough of them being invited to the table.