AI May Not Take Your Job, But Someone Using AI Likely Will — Here’s Why.
Artificial intelligence is becoming ubiquitous across marketing and public relations agencies. These tools can increase productivity, but there are risks to consider.
The Download: trustworthy humanoid robots, and Anduril’s latest project
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Will we ever trust robots? The world might seem to be on the brink of a humanoid-robot heyday. New breakthroughs in artificial intelligence promise the type of capable, general-purpose robots previously seen only…
Conquer Your To-Do List with the 1-3-5 Rule: A Simple Path to Productivity
Are you feeling overwhelmed by your never-ending to-do list? You’re not the only one. As a result of so many responsibilities, we can often become stressed and unproductive. According to…
Match Group’s deal with OpenAI is just business with AI glitter on top
The Equity crew is covering deals of the week from PermitFlow, Cake and Match Group, Klarna’s board, and which startups could be 2024’s winners.
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This Black Founder Was Denied a Business Loan and Set Out to Prove the ‘Gatekeepers’ Wrong. He’s Made More Than $500,000 So Far — But It’s Just the Beginning.
Rob Gooljar, founder of IRIS blossom, started an Instagram account to share his love of floral arrangements — then the requests started rolling in.
Winning wireless with American strengths
Eric Schmidt Contributor Eric Schmidt was the CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011 and executive chairman of Google and its successor company, Alphabet, from 2011 to 2017. America’s infrastructure needs a serious upgrade. That includes the nation’s digital infrastructure — the critical networks underpinning commerce, defense, transport, and public safety. It sustains innovation power […]
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Two years since Russia’s invasion, Ukraine’s startups soldier on
This weekend marks exactly two years since Russia’s illegal, unprovoked and brutal invasion of Ukraine. Despite overwhelming odds and continued hiccups in the supplies of Western aid to fight off Russia’s onslaught, the country and its tech startup ecosystem has has literally soldiered on, becoming a case-study in resilience. For instance, of the 511 tech […]
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The Download: Alabama’s embryo ruling impact, and remote learning for pre-schoolers
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. The weird way Alabama’s embryo ruling takes on artificial wombs A ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court last week that frozen embryos count as children is sending “shock waves” through the fertility industry…
How Learning to Take Care of Myself Helps Me Take Care of My Business
For entrepreneurs, particularly women, balancing the myriad responsibilities of business ownership can be all-consuming. You can’t pour from an empty cup — here’s how I started putting myself first and how it made my business more successful, too.
Byju’s investors unanimously vote to remove founder
A group of Byju’s investors on Friday voted to remove the edtech group’s founder and chief executive Byju Raveendran and separately filed an oppression and management suit against the leadership of the firm to block the recently launched rights issue in a surreal moment for the startup, which was once the most valuable in India. […]
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