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Bitcoin worth $8.6 billion moved for the first time since 2011, bought for just $210K
Speculation ranges from a wallet upgrade to a possible security breach
Mark Cuban says AI could create the first trillionaire – "just one dude in the basement"
Cuban on AI naysayers: "you have no say in the matter"
"He crushed the interview": Silicon Valley duped by software engineer secretly working four jobs
Remote hiring loopholes exposed
Ford CEO joins list of execs warning AI could eliminate millions of white-collar jobs
Farley joins Amazon, Anthropic, and JP Morgan Chase CEOs in warning against AI
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey backs new crypto-friendly bank with tech billionaires
Erebor could be the first US bank to hold stablecoins directly on its balance sheet
Lorde's new CD is so clear, your stereo might think it's invisible
Choose vinyl or digital if you actually want to listen to the new album
Tesla deliveries drop for second quarter amid growing backlash against Elon Musk
Despite falling deliveries, a few analysts remain optimistic
Gaming takes the helm: aircraft carrier installs high-end eSports suite for crew
Part of a partnership between the Royal Navy and the British eSports Federation
Xerox acquires Lexmark for $1.5 billion as legacy print giants consolidate
The enterprise sector is keeping print alive
Customer service is getting worse, and it may be by design
Companies use automated systems and internal targets to keep customers stuck in never-ending support loops
Trivia: What was the population of the Death Star?
In a galaxy far, far away, the Death Star wasn't just a weapon... it was a monumental achievement of (fictional) engineering and human resource management.
New Maxell portable cassette player blends nostalgia with Bluetooth
An old-school classic with a modern twist
Goodwill shopper discovers $30 PC hiding an RTX 3080 Ti and Ryzen 7
There are still some bargains out there
Volkswagen's ID Buzz AD self-driving van is ready for mass production
A turnkey service for quickly building local robotaxi and driverless transportation systems
Anthropic destroyed millions of physical books to train its AI, court documents reveal
Destroying the books is partially why the company won the "fair use" defense
The Social Network Part 2 in development, trades startup drama for whistleblowers and algorithmic chaos
Aaron Sorkin is writing and directing the new movie
Bernie Sanders says AI's "productivity boost" should mean 4-day workweeks, not layoffs
"Instead of throwing you out on the street, I'm gonna reduce your workweek"
Study shows gaming can reduce stress, even the violent kind
Editor's take: Violent video games have long been blamed as the source of many societal problems. However, an increasing number of studies continue to show that gaming poses no significant threat to society or human health, and the latest adds an interesting new perspective to the ongoing debate.
Majority of US teachers now use AI tools, saving an average of 5.9 hours each week
Students aren't the only ones leveraging AI
In the microdrone arms race, China unveils a mosquito-sized UAV built for stealth
The microdrone battlefield is getting crowded – and smaller
MIT student uses AI and printing tech to revolutionize art restoration
New technique cuts restoration time from months to hours
Before becoming the iconic star of Super Mario Bros., what was Mario originally named?
Rewind to 1981: What was Mario's name before he became a gaming legend?
Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds meet for the first time at tech titans' dinner
Dave Cutler, lead architect of the Windows NT kernel, was also there