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A 1-hour delay replying to a recruiter cuts your hiring chances by half. Here's why

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A 1-hour delay replying to a recruiter cuts your hiring chances by half. Here's why

u/fmcortez — 3 days ago

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AI slop is eating the world. Trust is the first casualty

u/Exastiken — 3 days ago

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Young People Hate AI – and the Billionaires That Love It

u/fmcortez — 6 days ago

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Tech analyst Ben Thompson dismisses the 'clearly absurd' concept embedded in AI watermarking

u/fmcortez — 6 days ago

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As AI boosts productivity, Meta workers are hearing a harder message: Expect even more work

u/fmcortez — 6 days ago

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S&P 500 CEO pay jumps to record as Musk-inspired compensation plans spread

u/fmcortez — 7 days ago

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AI Companies Are Suddenly Racing to Watermark Their Content — Here’s What That Means

u/fmcortez — 7 days ago

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Amazon Used a Startlingly Dirty Trick to Build a Data Center Without Consent of Community

u/fmcortez — 9 days ago

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Meta Exec Rages Against Employees Asking for More Time Off Because AI Made Them More Efficient

u/fmcortez — 10 days ago

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Mark Zuckerberg says the future will have an ‘abundance of jobs’—and predicts a wave of new careers like world builders and personal biologists

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u/fmcortez — 9 days ago

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The world's leading AI companies are all struggling to contain their latest models

u/fmcortez — 11 days ago

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Amazon's AI Warehouses Are Struggling With A Real Human Problem

u/fmcortez — 12 days ago

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What causes some ordinary objects to become highly sought-after collectibles while similar items remain virtually worthless?

u/fmcortez — 15 days ago

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Anthropic CEO Says His Employees Are a Bunch of Untrustworthy Rats

u/fmcortez — 15 days ago

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Elon Musk joins race to hire the best plumbers and engineers: All you need is 3 bullet points and a resume | Fortune

u/fmcortez — 17 days ago

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The US might lose the AI race to China. Should Americans care?

u/fmcortez — 17 days ago

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Mark Zuckerberg lays off 8,000, spends $130 billion on AI, then says AI has created a lot of jobs

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u/fmcortez — 17 days ago

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Nvidia's CEO says ‘a lot’ of six-figure jobs in plumbing and construction will be unlocked because someone needs to build new AI data centers | Fortune

u/fmcortez — 19 days ago

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It’s hard to feel sorry for AI companies when China is giving them a taste of their own medicine

u/fmcortez — 22 days ago

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The OpenAI lab leak was more extensive than we thought | CNN Business

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u/fmcortez — 22 days ago