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I’ve been a thought leader on operationalizing AI for over 35 years and I’m concerned. There's a catastrophe in the making

Anand Rao is a Distinguished Service Professor of Applied Data Science and AI at Carnegie Mellon University. He’s published over 160 papers on AI and Computer Science, and advised nearly 100 companies on six continents.

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SoundHound's millionaire boss founded 3 software startups before even graduating—he tells Gen Z who want to be their own boss 'don't just throw darts randomly'

SoundHound AI CEO Keyvan Mohajer grew his Stanford dorm room start-up into a $6.5 billion company, fueled by a refusal to just be “average.”

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Nvidia and AMD’s ‘special treatment’ from Trump shakes up an already tangled global chip supply chain

“If Nvidia and AMD are given special treatment…why shouldn't other companies be doing the same?” says one expert.

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Trump's unprecedented, potentially unconstitutional deal with Nvidia and AMD, explained: Alexander Hamilton would approve

Nvidia and AMD agreeing to give 15% of their China chips revenue back to the U.S. doesn't recall any deal ever struck by the U.S. government.

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Meta spends more guarding Mark Zuckerberg than Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet do for their own CEOs—combined

Zuckerberg is not exactly the most popular guy.

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How investors should be thinking as the stock market nears a P/E ratio of 30—a number that spelled disaster before the dotcom crash

What’s especially troubling is the way the multiple reached its current heights. The main driver wasn’t what matters most: rising profits.

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Trump is deporting so many immigrants that it could cause inflation to hit 4% next year, top economist says

Even conservative Heritage Foundation economist Steven Moore is worried about a labor shortage.

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These Gen Z and millennial founders dropped out of college, took $200,000 from Peter Thiel, and have now built companies worth over $100 billion

The Thiel fellowship awards $200,000 to young people who skip or leave college to spend two years building a startup, with notable alumni including Figma CEO Dylan Field and Scale AI cofounder Lucy Guo.

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Waymo experimenting with generative AI, but exec says LiDAR and radar sensors important to self-driving safety 'under all conditions'

Waymo is experimenting with generative AI, but its current approach is a stark contrast to one of its newer rivals, Tesla.

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Trump says 'we didn't get there' but touts progress as meeting with Putin ends without a deal to stop Ukraine war

"We had an extremely productive meeting, and many points were agreed to and there are just a very few that are left."

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Trump's Social Security tax cuts could hit future generations hard and propel the program's insolvency by 2032, research warns

Cutting federal taxes on Social Security benefits gives immediate relief to retirees—but experts warn it could trigger benefit cuts for future generations.

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‘Godfather of AI’ says tech companies aren’t concerned with the AI endgame. They’re focused on short-term profits instead

“Researchers are interested in solving problems that have their curiosity. It’s not like we start off with the same goal of, what’s the future of humanity going to be?”

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Days after Intel CEO meets with Trump, the federal government is reportedly negotiating a stake in the chips champion

Trump has called Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan both “highly conflicted” and possessing “an amazing story.”

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More outages, aging infrastructure, and bicoastal dysfunction: BofA warns America’s grid is 30% to 46% ‘beyond its useful life’

Bank of America Institute warns: “Grid reliability is worse today than in the early 2000s.”

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While AI wipes out entry level roles, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says it’s actually ‘the most exciting time to be starting out one’s career’

Billionaire OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has a message for new Gen Z graduates: “This is probably the most exciting time to be starting out one’s career, maybe ever.”

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You’re welcome, world: U.S. tariffs may cool inflation for the rest of the global economy

“We doubt that U.S. tariffs will significantly affect inflation in the rest of the world, but if anything, the effect could be mildly disinflationary.”

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Trump’s 29-year-old crypto guru Bo Hines is juggling dozens of job offers as he heads to the private sector

Hines left his White House executive director post after starting almost seven months ago—and helping push through a crypto bill.

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Even the tooth fairy is cutting back. The average price per tooth in America just saw its biggest drop in 27 years

For the first time since 2000, the S&P index has outperformed the Tooth Fairy Index.

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Steve Jobs’ first Silicon Valley boss turned down an offer to buy a third of Apple for $50,000—today, his share would be worth nearly $1 trillion

Atari cofounder Nolan Bushnell missed out on becoming a trillionaire because he snubbed an offer from his ex-employee, the late Steve Jobs.

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Taylor Swift’s podcast appearance breaks Trump record, nearly doubling his viewership

Trump appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience last October.

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Future CEOs, erased: the economic cost of losing Black women in the workforce

The year 2025 will be remembered for a stunning reversal in workforce equity: almost 300,000 Black women exited the labor force.

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Can employees learn to trust an AI boss?

AI agents are on the rise, but clear employee boundaries are emerging.

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The bond market is signaling that a September cut from the Fed is no longer locked in

“After the PPI spike yesterday, there has been some hawkish repricing of Fed expectations,” ING told clients.

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Brian Niccol wants your Starbucks drink to be made within four minutes of ordering

Niccol said Starbucks was founded on customer experience, and wants to return the brand to a position of excellence.

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The new rules for startup hiring

We’re in a new era for startup hiring, six experts told Fortune.

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