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1. A.I. needs ‘a new space in our world,’ says fired Google engineer Blake Lemoine
2. California wants to ban sales of big diesel trucks by 2036 in move aimed at showing ‘the world what real climate action looks like’
3. Warmer weather means the start of tick season— and an increased threat of Lyme disease
4. Congress is trying to put tariffs on Asian solar panels again after Biden got rid of them to boost clean energy
5. Oregon state officials say that now is the time to ease up on marijuana regulation and get ahead of possible nationwide legalization
6. Solana has outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum since January thanks in part to Mad Lads NFTs
7. Jack Dorsey–backed Bluesky was nurtured at Twitter. Now its ‘biggest single-day jump in new users’ could threaten Elon Musk’s bird app
8. What all the conflicting data says about a ‘soft landing’ for the economy—and what it doesn’t
9. On Thursday, Lyft’s new CEO laid off over 1,000 employees. On Friday he ordered remaining ones back to the office
10. Jamie Dimon says he understands workers’ threats to not return to the office, but ‘they can not do it elsewhere’
11. JPMorgan created a Fed-whispering A.I. model to help investors stay on top of the market
12. Brittney Griner says she went to Russia to make $1 million a year—and spent 10 months in detention: ‘The whole reason a lot of us go over is the pay gap’
13. The Google Brain-DeepMind merger is good for Google. It might not be for us
14. Andy Warhol’s portrait of O.J. Simpson from 1977 that now reflects ‘celebrity and tragedy’ is expected to fetch up to $500,000 at auction
15. The Florida school principal who was sacked over claims that ‘David’ was pornographic just saw the real thing on a trip to Italy
16. SVB Securities to be put up for sale in May 31 auction orchestrated by Centerview Partners
17. Ron DeSantis just got a bill passed allowing him to stay governor while running for president
18. Aspiring data scientists: 2 universities announce new master’s programs
19. What can you do with a master’s degree in accounting?
20. These 3 computer science master’s jobs pay at least $120,000
21. 3 economic historians explain how the SVB report and First Republic’s near collapse show that incentives, risk and greed are universal truths
22. ChatGPT is back in Italy after OpenAI met regulators’ privacy demands before a big deadline
23. Creators revealed an interesting theme in this round of tech earnings reports
24. Remembering Harry Belafonte, the trailblazing singer, actor, and civil rights icon
25. U.S. government has ‘serious concerns’ that some H-1B visa applicants are trying to game the system
26. Stephen King slams Elon Musk’s ‘weird’ revamp of Twitter’s blue check marks
27. I’m an American who lives in Europe. Here’s how I reached my tipping point
28. Tech elites have been in San Francisco for decades but they’re making new moves in politics on everything from policing to zoning reform
29. How health care leaders are leveraging technology in a tumultuous economy
30. Trust it or not, A.I. isn’t going away. For regulators, the challenge is making sure the new tech is a force for good
31. The $100 billion meltdown of First Republic could play out 3 ways—and 2 are terrible for shareholders
32. Rare whisky collection could fetch nearly $2 million at auction
33. New Venmo feature lets users transfer crypto to outside wallets—and to each other
34. The ‘Air’ movie never shows Michael Jordan’s face. It says a lot about America’s commodification of Black bodies.
35. At Consensus, the crypto industry’s annual conference, a subdued but determined vibe
36. Russia will continue supporting the International Space Station until 2028
37. Silicon Valley Bank collapsed because its managers were terrible and regulators dropped the ball, according to a new Fed report
38. Portland is getting the second-biggest battery storage facility in the US that could create enough electricity to power 260,000 homes
39. The feds are warning railroads that their love of long trains is leading to horrible accidents and derailments—but they’re not doing anything about it yet
40. Clubhouse cuts more than half its staff
41. The guy with top secret security clearance who leaked a trove of military documents wanted to kill ‘a ton of people,’ prosecutors say
42. This Week in the Metaverse: Zuckerberg tries to reconcile A.I. with the billions he’s already sunk into the metaverse
43. After a 3-year break, 84 million Americans on Medicaid are suddenly at risk of getting kicked off their insurance
44. Ron DeSantis is threatening to fire Tallahassee’s school superintendent for opposing the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law
45. $2.3 billion awarded in sexual abuse case involving Mormon church—but they settled out months ago for $1 million
46. Inflation is a Great Recession-level event for Americans’ retirement hopes and dreams, long-running survey finds
47. A key inflation measure is still more than double the Fed’s target rate and it probably means an interest rate hike next week
48. Why investors are so ‘bullish’ on women’s health
49. Florida is losing its status as a middle-class boomer retiree haven as the ultrawealthy and young remote workers take over
50. James Bond actress Eva Green wins $1 million in court battle with producers over a failed ‘B movie’ film project
51. How startups and non-tech firms can better attract laid-off Big Tech talent
52. Dominion settlement could bolster shareholder lawsuit against Fox board members—and encourage more challenges
53. ‘It makes no sense’: Activision CEO Bobby Kotick slams U.K. blocking of $69 billion Microsoft deal as ‘clearly irrational’
54. The NBA’s greatest current player reflects on a shocking loss with a profound meditation on the real meaning of success and failure
55. First Republic is suddenly in big trouble—but the structural issues date back when CEO Mike Roffler was CFO
56. European VCs are cautiously optimistic an uptick is coming—and one thinks they could have an edge when it comes to A.I.
57. ‘A.I. is taking your favorite radio by storm’: Swiss station replaces DJs and musicians with artificial intelligence for a day
58. Why Mary Dillon accepted the CEO role at Foot Locker after leaving Ulta Beauty’s corner office: ‘I didn’t realize how much I would miss having one big thing to focus on’
59. Biden student loan relief plans would be ‘annihilated’ by House Republican debt ceiling bill
60. His wife died after childbirth. He’s now dedicated his life to helping Black mothers survive the avoidable crisis
61. How to join AOC and Dril on Bluesky, Jack Dorsey’s fast-growing attempt at a Twitter rival
62. The FTC must free American workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs from noncompete agreements
63. People are ‘cash-stuffing’ to manage their spending as the cost-of-living crisis bites
64. Ticketmaster faces customer wrath over disappearing tickets to the King Charles Coronation Concert
65. U.S. GDP growth delays the long-predicted recession—again

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