WSJ: Guilfoyle claimed incriminating texts were AI-made
WSJ reports Kimberly Guilfoyle, trying to save her job, claimed incriminating texts were AI-generated as her final days as ambassador unfolded.
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16 signalsOpenAI engineer accused of using internal AI to bug meetings
WSJ reports federal prosecutors charged OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, over allegedly using an internal AI tool to locate executive meetings and bug that room.
Junkyard playground: kids, hammers, no parents allowed
WSJ reports families are embracing free-range parenting by letting kids loose with hammers, saws, and secondhand wheelchairs in a junkyard playground.
WSJ flags secret chatbot habit in US middle schools
Writing for WSJ, @juliejargon says a secret chatbot habit is lurking in American middle schools, a childhood stage when kids’ brains are especially vulnerable.
WSJ: AI removed busy work, managers miss it
WSJ says AI eliminated busy work, but managers miss it. Companies are experimenting with new ways to rebuild operational muscle memory.
WSJ: Tech elites obsessed with AI doomsday early on
The Wall Street Journal reports that long before AI took off, a group of tech elites was already obsessing over a doomsday scenario, discussing buying remote islands and engineering new humans.
WSJ: AI won't take jobs yet, but it helps people prosper
A WSJ opinion piece argues the honest answer to whether AI will take our jobs is 'not yet,' while whether it helps people prosper is an easy yes.
Chess engines disagree, yet AI finds new play
The WSJ notes chess engines can beat grandmasters but not settle on one infallible strategy; rather than ruining chess, AI is surfacing new ways to play.
San Francisco has reclaimed its spot as the most expensive rental market in the U.S.—and the ...
San Francisco has reclaimed its spot as the most expensive rental market in the U.S.—and the AI boom is pushing rents even higher. https:// on.wsj.com/45Vrhep
Darrell Stetler II has spent more than two decades building Oklahoma City’s Bible Methodist C...
Darrell Stetler II has spent more than two decades building Oklahoma City’s Bible Methodist Church, where he is lead pastor, largely from nothing. He is also part of ChatGPT’s top 1% of users, runs a Facebook group of 500 pastors experimenting with the technol
A 1,200-square-foot house in Idaho with three decks and nautical details throughout is coming...
A 1,200-square-foot house in Idaho with three decks and nautical details throughout is coming on the market. The property has its own Instagram account, which the owner says earns her $80,000 annually. Read more and see inside the property: https:// wsj.visitl
The startup JetZero just picked up U.S.
The startup JetZero just picked up U.S. support in its effort to dislodge Boeing as the only American maker of commercial airliners
David Fox, who helped build Kirkland & Ellis into a top law firm, now sees AI as the industry...
David Fox, who helped build Kirkland & Ellis into a top law firm, now sees AI as the industry’s future.
A new wave of high-tech apparel claims to lower the skin’s temperature
A new wave of high-tech apparel claims to lower the skin’s temperature
The best path to AI mastery is total abstinence.
Opinion by Thomas Fickley and Mark Perkins.
SoftBank CEO's Bad Bets Lead to Despair
SoftBank CEO's bad bets led to despair, but AI boom brings him back.