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Girls Who Code CEO: the most discerning people in the AI debate aren’t in Silicon Valley. They’re teenage girls

Teen girls aren’t falling behind, they’re asking better questions — and showing AI companies what user agency looks like.

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Asia’s boardrooms risk missing the biggest cost of climate change: human health
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The FTC’s case against Amazon could set a dangerous precedent–and benefit other retailers
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The FTC’s case against Amazon could set a dangerous precedent–and benefit other retailers
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How climate models intended for cell towers are helping communities plan for floods, drought, and wildfires
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Return-to-office mandates: See where you fall on the employee disengagement spectrum
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I left OpenAI to support the AI revolution. Here’s why real change won’t come from the epicenter
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I left OpenAI to support the AI revolution. Here’s why real change won’t come from the epicenter
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With fewer sellers on the housing market, more scammers are impersonating them
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With fewer sellers on the housing market, more scammers are impersonating them
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This generation of politicians has killed fiscal responsibility–but millennials and Gen Zers will be the ones who pay the price
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This generation of politicians has killed fiscal responsibility–but millennials and Gen Zers will be the ones who pay the price
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Mergers and acquisitions are becoming more science than art as CEOs turn to AI for answers
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Mergers and acquisitions are becoming more science than art as CEOs turn to AI for answers
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Indeed CEO: ‘AI is changing the way we find jobs and how we work. People like me should not be alone in making decisions that affect millions’
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The age of the city has not ended–but its inequality is fueling the backlash against metropolitan elites
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The age of the city has not ended–but its inequality is fueling the backlash against metropolitan elites
By Ian GoldinSeptember 20, 2023
Banco do Brasil CEO: ‘Brazil is responsible for half of the Amazon rainforest. Here’s how we’re finding the money to save it’
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By Tarciana MedeirosSeptember 20, 2023
Howard Dean: ‘At last, Congress proposes drug pricing reform that works’
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Howard Dean: ‘At last, Congress proposes drug pricing reform that works’
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Burnout is attacking our brains and making it harder to excel at work. ‘Deliberate calm’ can help us adapt
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Burnout is attacking our brains and making it harder to excel at work. ‘Deliberate calm’ can help us adapt
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COP 28 president: ‘It’s time to transform climate finance–and bridge its $2.4 trillion gap’
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COP 28 president: ‘It’s time to transform climate finance–and bridge its $2.4 trillion gap’
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The U.S.-China trade war is counterproductive–and the Huawei P60’s chip is just one of its many unforeseen ramifications
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The U.S.-China trade war is counterproductive–and the Huawei P60’s chip is just one of its many unforeseen ramifications
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Solana cofounder: ‘To keep the next great American founder in America, Congress must regulate crypto. But first lawmakers should learn how it works’
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Hollywood’s elephants are fighting–and U.K. film workers are getting trampled
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Bolt CEO: ‘America’s FedNow service has much to learn from India’s breakthrough payments system’
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Investors are suddenly feeling bullish about the stock market again–but that doesn’t mean you should start shorting it
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Trend Micro CEO: ‘We catch cybercriminals all over the world–and we speak their language: Broken English’
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Why critics love to hate Elon Musk–and why his fans adore him
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BlackRock and Vanguard were once ESG’s biggest proponents–now they seem to be reversing course
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