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Is There a Hidden Agenda Behind All These New Crypto Laws?
US crypto laws are changing under the Trump administration. However, in practice, stablecoins are becoming classic money surrogates. Here's more on the unspoken political agenda behind Trump's latest crypto laws.
Latest from Science & Technology
- Microsoft AI CEO Warns That 'Dangerous' and 'Seemingly Conscious' AI Models Could Arrive in the Next 2 Years: 'Deserves Our Immediate Attention'
- Everyone's Trying to Build Flashy AI Tools — But Here's Where the Real Money Is Being Made
- Coinbase's CEO Fired Software Engineers Who Didn't Adopt AI Tools: 'We're Leaning as Hard as We Can Into AI'
- Restaurants Are Throwing Away Billions of Gallons of Water — This Startup Said Enough
- These 31-Year-Old Best Friends Started a Side Hustle to Solve a Workout Struggle — And It's On Track to Hit $10 Million Annual Revenue This Year
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Restaurants Are Throwing Away Billions of Gallons of Water — This Startup Said Enough
A casual kitchen observation sparked Dylan Wolff's idea to tackle water waste in restaurants. His startup, CNSRV, saves water, cuts costs and improves food quality with a portable defrosting machine.
These 31-Year-Old Best Friends Started a Side Hustle to Solve a Workout Struggle — And It's On Track to Hit $10 Million Annual Revenue This Year
Millie Blumka and Taylor Borenstein encountered a frustrating fitness issue during the pandemic and wondered if other people felt the same.
After Experiencing the 'Lack of Diversity' in Tech, This Software Engineer Started a Business That's Changing Lives: 'People Are Waking Up'
Brandon Bailey's partnership with a Bronzeville middle school helped inspire a business that makes education accessible.
AI Will Define Your Brand If You Don't — Here's How to Take Control
Founders need to own their brand story now more than ever, especially with AI shaping what customers see.
A Big 4 Firm Is Cutting Back on Entry-Level Hiring, According to a Leaked Slideshow
PwC's acceptance rate is already notoriously low, hovering around 5% for internships and 2.5% for full-time roles.
Why Today's AI Isn't Truly Intelligent — and What It Will Take to Get There
Today's AI lacks true intelligence because it is built on outdated, biased and often unlicensed data that cannot replicate human reasoning.
Google Reportedly Told Its Staff to Use AI More or Risk Falling Behind: 'It Seems Like a No-Brainer'
Google says it isn't factoring AI use into performance reviews (yet), but the tech giant is encouraging employees to utilize the technology.
This Trillion-Dollar Industry Is Where You Need to Look For Your Next Investment — Here's Why
The next trillion-dollar industry won't be social media, crypto or even AI. It will be longevity — the business of extending not just how we live, but how well we live. And the leaders who understand this now will own the future.
Should High School Students Still Learn to Code? 'Absolutely,' Says OpenAI Engineer
OpenAI researcher Szymon Sidor said that reports telling students not to learn to code are total "misinformation."
The Secret to Building Corporate-Startup Partnerships That Actually Work
When treated as true collaborations, not just transactions, corporate-startup partnerships can unlock enormous value. Here's how to make them work.
Nearly 95% of Companies Saw Zero Return on In-House AI Investments, According to a New MIT Study: 'Little to No Measurable Impact'
The companies that are succeeding with in-house AI, however, have seen revenue jump from zero to $20 million in a year.