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China does not need Nvidia chips in the AI war — export controls only pushed it to build its own AI machine

If the U.S. wants to lead in AI, chip controls are not the answer.

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AI

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China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

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UN warns about AI becoming another ‘Great Divergence’ between rich and poor countries like the Industrial Revolution

UN warns about AI becoming another ‘Great Divergence’ between rich and poor countries like the Industrial Revolution

By Elaine Kurtenbach and The Associated Press
December 2, 2025
Nvidia CFO admits the $100 billion OpenAI megadeal ‘still’ isn’t signed—two months after it helped fuel an AI rally

Nvidia CFO admits the $100 billion OpenAI megadeal ‘still’ isn’t signed—two months after it helped fuel an AI rally

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Innovation

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Video games can teach designers deeper lessons than ‘high score streaks’ and gamification

Video games can teach designers deeper lessons than ‘high score streaks’ and gamification

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Meet Amar Subramanya, the 46-year-old Google and Microsoft veteran who will now steer Apple’s supremely important AI strategy

Meet Amar Subramanya, the 46-year-old Google and Microsoft veteran who will now steer Apple’s supremely important AI strategy

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December 2, 2025
The tech world should abandon minimalist design in favor of more ‘expressive’ options says Samsung’s first Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini

The tech world should abandon minimalist design in favor of more ‘expressive’ options says Samsung’s first Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini

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December 2, 2025

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A Supreme Court decision could put your internet access at risk. Here’s who could be affected

A Supreme Court decision could put your internet access at risk. Here’s who could be affected

By Dave Lozo and Morning Brew
December 2, 2025
China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

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December 2, 2025
Even the Pope couldn’t avoid the Airbus software fix that disrupted flights across the world

Even the Pope couldn’t avoid the Airbus software fix that disrupted flights across the world

By Audrey McAvoy and The Associated Press
November 29, 2025

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A Chinese ice cream chain, powered by super-cheap cones, now has more outlets than McDonald’s

A Chinese ice cream chain, powered by super-cheap cones, now has more outlets than McDonald’s

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China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

China’s ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok U.S., but its quiet lead in AI will help it survive—and maybe even thrive

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Instagram CEO calls staff back to the office 5 days a week to build a ‘winning culture’—while canceling every recurring meeting

Instagram CEO calls staff back to the office 5 days a week to build a ‘winning culture’—while canceling every recurring meeting

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December 2, 2025

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Nvidia CFO admits the $100 billion OpenAI megadeal ‘still’ isn’t signed—two months after it helped fuel an AI rally

Nvidia CFO admits the $100 billion OpenAI megadeal ‘still’ isn’t signed—two months after it helped fuel an AI rally

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December 2, 2025
Harvard MBA grads are landing jobs paying $184K—but a record number are still ditching the corporate world and choosing entrepreneurship instead

Harvard MBA grads are landing jobs paying $184K—but a record number are still ditching the corporate world and choosing entrepreneurship instead

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December 2, 2025
The AI boom is driving valuations sky-high almost overnight. What could go wrong?

The AI boom is driving valuations sky-high almost overnight. What could go wrong?

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Elon Musk speaks onstage during The New York Times Dealbook Summit 2023 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on November 29, 2023 in New York City.

Tesla’s shock Q2 delivery surprise may have been driven by smaller unexpected markets, leaving Wall Street puzzled

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July 3, 2025
Katie Miller—who left Trump’s White House with Elon Musk—surfaces at xAI
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Katie Miller—who left Trump’s White House with Elon Musk—surfaces at xAI

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July 3, 2025
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Accenture warns AI’s carbon emissions could surge 11-fold. But Big Tech’s still racing to build—and not slow down for sustainability

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July 3, 2025
Microsoft claims its AI tool can diagnose complex medical cases four times more accurately than doctors
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Microsoft claims its AI tool can diagnose complex medical cases four times more accurately than doctors

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July 3, 2025
Bosses are catching on to their ‘overemployed’ staff—one worker says they’re making $3K a day doing 5 jobs
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Bosses are catching on to their ‘overemployed’ staff—one worker says they’re making $3K a day doing 5 jobs

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July 3, 2025
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AI

Can AI cook a brisket? We pitted three smart grills against each other to find out

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July 3, 2025
Runway’s AI transformed films. The $3 billion startup’s founders have a bold, new script: building immersive worlds
AI

Runway’s AI transformed films. The $3 billion startup’s founders have a bold, new script: building immersive worlds

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July 3, 2025
Robot assistant and young businessman working at a computer
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How California is trying to regulate AI in the workplace through a ‘No Robo Bosses’ bill

By Azure Gilman and Brit Morse
July 3, 2025
Six signs North Korea has agents in your company
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Six signs North Korea has agents in your company

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July 3, 2025
Goldman Sachs CIO: Prepare AI natives to shape the future of work—as only they can
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Goldman Sachs CIO: Prepare AI natives to shape the future of work—as only they can

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July 3, 2025
Sana Javeri Kadri
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This founder has spent a decade building a multi-million-dollar spice company that is almost profitable. She still doesn’t want your venture capital dollars—at least not for now

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July 3, 2025
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Home Depot’s latest deal signals a strategic shift in M&A

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July 3, 2025
Sana Javeri Kadri
Tech

This India-born founder built a multimillion-dollar spice company after seeing turmeric lattes in California coffee shops. This is how she did it

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July 3, 2025
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in New York, on Nov. 12, 2024. (Photo: Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
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Why Microsoft laid off 9,000 employees

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July 3, 2025
Ocean technology startup that sold 200,000 carbon credits faces scientists’ doubts: ‘Trust us, it sinks’
Innovation

Ocean technology startup that sold 200,000 carbon credits faces scientists’ doubts: ‘Trust us, it sinks’

By Helen Wieffering and The Associated Press
July 3, 2025
Congress just backed off an AI regulation moratorium—Here’s how states like California are trying to regulate ‘robo bosses’ at work
Politics

Congress just backed off an AI regulation moratorium—Here’s how states like California are trying to regulate ‘robo bosses’ at work

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July 3, 2025
Visitors look at electric cars of Chinese car brand BYD at the IAA Mobility 2023 international motor show on September 6, 2023 in Munich, Germany.

Tesla’s Q2 sales not nearly as bad as feared, but former leader is losing ground fast to BYD

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July 3, 2025
‘Massive’ investment in R&D leads China’s Honor to launch world’s thinnest foldable phone
Tech

‘Massive’ investment in R&D leads China’s Honor to launch world’s thinnest foldable phone

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July 3, 2025
The new CEO flex: Bragging that AI handles exactly X% of the work
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The new CEO flex: Bragging that AI handles exactly X% of the work

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July 2, 2025
Andy Jassy looks off into the crowd from onstage at an Amazon event in 2025

Andy Jassy’s latest canvas for reinvigorating Amazon’s cultural DNA? Employee reviews

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July 2, 2025
Xbox CEO says latest job cuts ‘follow Microsoft’s lead in removing layers of management’
Tech

Xbox CEO says latest job cuts ‘follow Microsoft’s lead in removing layers of management’

By Matt O'Brien and The Associated Press
July 2, 2025
Stock image showing a Black man’s face looking into a computer screen.
Success

Mastering AI at work: a practical guide to using ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and more

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July 2, 2025
Upwork head of AI and ML Andrew Rabinovich, C3 AI CTO of Data Science Nikhil Krishnan, and Autodesk CTO Raji Arasu
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How companies are rethinking their vetting of engineering candidates in the age of AI coding tools

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July 2, 2025
Microsoft lays off 9,000 in AI drive, bringing total job cuts to 15,000 this year
AI

Microsoft lays off 9,000 in AI drive, bringing total job cuts to 15,000 this year

By Jim Edwards and Fortune Intelligence
July 2, 2025
Steve Jobs
Success

Zillow’s CEO says his friends were shocked when he quit a cushy job at Microsoft—but Steve Jobs led to his success at the $17 billion real estate firm

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July 2, 2025
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Success

Bolt’s millennial founder has just ‘killed’ its unlimited PTO perk because it was actually causing burnout

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July 2, 2025
Figma has filed for an IPO—here are 7 key takeaways
Tech

Figma has filed for an IPO—here are 7 key takeaways

By Ashley Lutz and Fortune Intelligence
July 2, 2025
Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is using AI to transform the real estate industry—for buyers, sellers, and agents
Leadership

Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is using AI to transform the real estate industry—for buyers, sellers, and agents

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July 2, 2025
A progressive Asian businessman in modern casual clothing working in smart glasses
Newsletters

Your manager might be asking AI whether or not they should fire you

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July 2, 2025
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AI

Key takeaways from Mark Zuckerberg’s memo on Meta’s new ‘superintelligence’ AI effort and big hires

By Jeremy Kahn and Fortune Intelligence
July 2, 2025

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