At several points during my recent trip to New York, I was gripped with an ineffable sense of how strange it was to be there. It was my first time in the city, and there is, admittedly, something ...

Not long ago, "learn to code" served as an earnest suggestion for college students as a path towards making a good living. Now, things have flipped. Computer scientists have flooded the field, leading ...

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Outgoing NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo has outlined his priorities ahead of taking over Tennis Australia, revealing how his wife helped convince him to make the switch from rugby league to one of ...

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Savannah Guthrie is back on TV. The “Today” show host said “good morning” on Thursday’s episode after abruptly leaving halfway through the previous day. Without explaining her sudden exit, Guthrie ...

Micro-Slop: After injecting Copilot into nearly every software product and service it could, Microsoft has reportedly begun rolling back some of its most disruptive AI-related changes. Now, a new "AI ...

Layoffs in the tech industry are increasing as companies that are spending the most on AI infrastructure are simultaneously cutting thousands of jobs. Meta said on Thursday that it's cutting 10% of ...

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Scientists at Houston Methodist Research Institute have discovered that a fast-rising strep bacterium comes in more forms than expected, including ones that may lead to life-threatening infections.