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Startups rode the internet wave while Big Tech companies are leading the AI charge, meaning if their stocks crash then far more investors will be hit.

The company has no public plans to launch on Android, and the AI is not available in Canada or the European Union.

Jefferies resumed this conference in 2022 but there was not much to talk about in the way of actual deals. Now the logjam is finally breaking.

Getting laid off 5 times across multiple industries taught a content marketer to not fear layoffs anymore. They're an opportunity to pivot.

Nvidia invested in about three dozen startups in 2023, data shows, targeting fields that are set to be impacted by AI.

On Wednesday, Rivian announced it was laying off 10% of salaried staff, but impacted workers wouldn't be notified until the next day.

Milda Mitkute created the secondhand shopping app Vinted after a 2 a.m. house party chat with a developer. The app became Lithuania's first "unicorn."

Changes to the H-1B visa program should improve the odds for startups of getting their applicants selected in the lottery.

Claure and Judge are trying to recreate and capitalize on the success of the fund's first vehicle while it was at SoftBank.

designed to answer the question: if an AI model was trained to lie and deceive, would we be able to fix it? Would we even know?