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More than 1 in 3 Gen Zers are choosing friends over family this holiday season to avoid drama. If you want them to stick around, here are the key topics to avoid

No sides of family gossip at the holiday roast, please.

Billionaire tech investor Vinod Khosla is more worried about China than 'sentient AI killing us'

Billionaire tech investor Vinod Khosla is more worried about China than 'sentient AI killing us'

Speakers at Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference implied that we are at the dawn of an extraordinary new era…but one with great potential for good and ill.

Design leaders are viewing their profession with a bit more humility: 'Not that many businesses are so fluid that they need constant reinvention'

Design leaders are viewing their profession with a bit more humility: 'Not that many businesses are so fluid that they need constant reinvention'

At Fortune's Brainstorm Design conference, designers recognized that the practice may not be a path to automatic business success.

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Multimodal AI puts on quite a show, but it’s still in its infancy

Images and audio are all being designed into the next generation of LLMs from the get go, but there are still significant challenges.

Accenture CTO says ‘there will be some consolidation’ of jobs but ‘the biggest worry is of the jobs for people who won’t be using generative AI’

Paul Daugherty emphasizes investing in people, and skilling up in AI, amid industry shifts.

Businesses aren’t prepared for AI’s massive labor disruption, but experts say focusing on a few key changes is vital

Critical thinking and reasoning skills will be more important than ever as AI takes over repetitive tasks, panelists explained at Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference.

Most companies using AI are ‘lighting money on fire,’ says Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince

The outspoken CloudFlare founder said the time and money that businesses are pouring into early AI projects are unlikely to yield returns, and he blasted cloud providers for making the problem worse.

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Workers are turning to music as stressful workplaces become the norm. Here’s the science of how it works–and how to find your soundtrack to success

Workers are turning to music as stressful workplaces become the norm. Here’s the science of how it works–and how to find your soundtrack to success

Unlocking the power of music to boost your brain can be a game-changer in getting your most important work done in your day.

A four-time founder raises $7M for an online discount grocery store

A four-time founder raises $7M for an online discount grocery store

Martie sells groceries and other products online, competing on price instead of convenience.

Apex Fintech Solutions will try to go public again

Apex Fintech Solutions will try to go public again

The custody and clearing firm has confidentially filed its draft registration statement with the SEC.

Carlsberg CEO plans to continue hiking beer prices and expand in Asia as the brewer tries to offset the loss of its ‘stolen’ Russian business

Carlsberg CEO plans to continue hiking beer prices and expand in Asia as the brewer tries to offset the loss of its ‘stolen’ Russian business

Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”

AI emissions are fueling a new doomerism. This time it's climate change

AI emissions are fueling a new doomerism. This time it's climate change

The challenge lies in ensuring that the efficiency gains and emission reductions achieved through AI outpace its own resource consumption.

Some homeowners who managed to buy last year are bleeding money—the worst hit have lost more than $122,000 in home value with price corrections “pummeling” dozens of cities

Some homeowners who managed to buy last year are bleeding money—the worst hit have lost more than $122,000 in home value with price corrections “pummeling” dozens of cities

Renters today may be completely locked out of the market, but many big-city buyers who bought last year now owe more than their home is worth

Box CEO Aaron Levie’s top takeaway from OpenAI meltdown: ‘Don’t have weird corporate structures’

Box CEO Aaron Levie’s top takeaway from OpenAI meltdown: ‘Don’t have weird corporate structures’

Box CEO Aaron Levie highlights the 'tens of thousands of products' relying on OpenAI.

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Google VP Sissie Hsiao: the Gemini AI demo video ‘is completely real,’ though Google ‘did shorten parts for brevity’

Speaking at Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference in San Francisco on Monday, Sissie Hsiao, Google's VP and General Manager of Google Assistant and Bard, discussed the strengths of the new Gemini large language model.

Climate change is unleashing a tsunami of infectious diseases–and we have fewer and fewer drugs that can treat them

A warmer world is creating a fertile environment for the rampant spread of drug resistance.

EquiLend sold for a big multiple while U.S. mergers stalled

The $800 million deal may indicate a break in the clouds for the M&A market.

Why tech will remain the economy's biggest growth engine

Companies from the Fortune/BCG Future 50 show us how to turn innovative technologies into competitive advantages.

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Taylor Swift may be Person of the Year—but history will remember 2023 as the year of AI

Last year's release of ChatGPT has changed how we think about AI—with Time even creating a new "CEO of the Year" award for OpenAI's Sam Altman.

The Fed watcher who called the 2007 housing bubble expects interest rates to stay high for ‘much, much, much longer.’ It’s payback for the unsustainable ‘free money era’

Jim Grant of Grant's Interest Rate Observer believes it will take years to undo the kinks from a decade of ultra-low interest rates.

This 55-year-old single mom makes less than $100k per year and is reverse aging without spending millions. Here's her daily routine

Julie Gibson Clark is aging at 0.665 of a year for every chronological year she lives and ranks No. 2 in a global online longevity game.

A major credit union CEO just ripped up her predecessor's ‘work from anywhere’ policy

Two years after being told they’d never be “be forced to return to an office”, Nationwide’s 13,000-strong workforce have been slapped with an RTO mandate.

FabFitFun, a $1 billion subscription box startup, frantically backpedals after a profane, pro–Elon Musk ad bombs

The ad offered X users a free gift with their first box if they used the code “GoF--kYourself.”

Millennials and Gen Xers might be the unluckiest caregivers in history. Here’s how their crisis is affecting every workplace

There are only 4 kinds of people–those who have been caregivers, those who are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.

Imposing harsh return-to-office mandates on employees was like taking candy from a baby. But CEOs will have to answer to their own bosses–investors

Investors are keen on understanding how work-from-home policies translate into tangible business outcomes that affect the bottom line.

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