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AI is changing how you get—and keep—your job

Proton’s decision to “re-interview” existing staff is the sharpest example yet of how AI is changing how we’re evaluated at our jobs.

Whizy Kim

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AI shall not pass

From vibe-coded TV fixes to bots that handle calls to customer service, consumers are finding real uses for AI—and running into new roadblocks, too.

Whizy Kim

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The fast and the foundational: Execution drift

You feel it, your team feels it, and your bottom line probably does too. Here’s how to close the gap.

Morning Brew Creative Studio

Anthropic’s new fund comes with fine print

Two days after its internal data showed junior hiring shrinking, Anthropic launched a fund it says could help workers impacted by AI.

Lindsey Choo

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How your webcam can get hacked

A growing number of cyberattackers are hacking into everyday internet-connected devices, from webcams to fridges.

Whizy Kim

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AI math isn’t mathing

OpenAI’s latest dump of math findings has mathematicians asking what gets lost when AI solves a proof.

Whizy Kim

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Would you give AI your credit card?

With the release of new AI shopping tools, including from Meta and TikTok, companies are trying to make buying things online even more convenient. Maybe too convenient.

Whizy Kim