Modular cofounder and CEO Chris Lattner Chloe Jackman Photography/Modular Modular aims to break Nvidia’s dominance in AI chips with a new portable software stack. The startup’s platform lets AI models run on different GPUs, not
Surge AI’s CEO says companies are optimizing for flashy AI responses rather than real-world problems. Surge AI Surge AI CEO Edwin Chen said data labeling is much more creative than it gets credit for. “I
Claudia Zimmerman. Courtesy of Claudia Zimmerman Early menopause at 29 deeply impacted Claudia Zimmerman’s personal life and work as a nurse manager. Medically induced menopause brought her years of anxiety, hot flashes, and weight gain
Mario Tama; NurPhoto/ Getty Images The drama over who will buy Warner Bros. Discovery overlooks viewers’ shift toward YouTube and TikTok. Traditional studios face pressure as tech takes over entertainment and people prefer UGC platforms.
Lurking on sites like LinkedIn and Indeed, or among your incoming text messages and emails, lies yet another disappointment to dodge in the already lacking job market: fake recruiters. Posing as representatives from top companies,
Some days, starting feels effortless. A clear challenge or opportunity presents itself, an idea crystallizes, and then contracts into a single coherent thought. Today, frankly? That’s not happening. I’m staring at a pristine white canvas
Vintage toys, fashion, and interior design will make a comeback in 2026, per Pinterest. Pinterest. Pinterest did a vibe check of the internet in 2026. Its annual Pinterest Predicts report identified 21 trends the company
Under President Trump, it’s becoming clear that doing business with China is fine — under the right, lucrative conditions. In a post on Truth Social, the president said this week that his administration will allow
The Cold War lasted 45 agonizing years. Daily life in the Soviet Union was a mixture of dread and horror—children taught to report their parents’ whispered doubts, families queuing for hours for bread, dissidents vanishing
While American workers face “forever layoffs” and struggle to find work in today’s tumultuous job market, some are reframing this era of unemployment and finding a silver lining in their personal economic meltdowns. “Laid off
We talk about time at work as if it’s a fixed resource: something outside of us and something we either “manage well” or “never have enough of.” People genuinely believe the clock is the problem.
Burnout among senior-level women is at its highest level in the past five years, according to a report from McKinsey and LeanIn.org. Annette Riedl/picture alliance via Getty Images Senior-level women say they’re frequently burned out.
RJ Scaringe said EV penetration in the US is low because of a “shocking lack of choice.” Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Rivian Rivian’s CEO said the US needs a lot more affordable electric vehicles. He
President Donald Trump launched an economic tour, defending his tariff policies and record. Jonathan Ernst/REUTERS President Donald Trump launched an economic tour, defending his tariff policies and record. The rising cost of living and affordability
Rivian’s CEO RJ Scaringe said self-driving cars should be able to do a lot more than drive. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images Rivian wants its cars to do more than drive themselves. CEO RJ
Uncrewed Ground Vehicles are emerging quickly in Ukraine, but only carried out 2,000 combat missions compared to 304,000 UAV combat missions in November. Ukrinform/NurPhoto via Getty Images UAVs are still dominating Ukraine’s war, accounting for
Sequoia Capital partner Alfred Lin shared how the firm invests in outliers. Big Event Media/Getty Images for HumanX Conference Sequoia partners said they prioritize conviction over consensus in startup investment decisions. The firm uses a
Kaisu Koskela had been hearing about Nomad Cruise for years; this year, she boarded a 27-day cruise from Seattle to Sydney. Provided by Kaisu Koskela Kaisu Koskela has been a digital nomad for 15 years.
WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 11: Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, accompanied by U.S. President Donald Trump (R), and his son X Musk, speaks during an executive order signing in the Oval Office at the
AT&T CEO John Stankey said he was too slow on changing the company’s culture. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images AT&T CEO John Stankey said he made a mistake by being too slow at changing the company culture.