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Former AI Insiders Share Hard Truths About Living With Technology

Artificial intelligence could transform medicine, education, and scientific discovery, but it could also deepen inequality, supercharge cybercrime, erase jobs, and put unprecedented power in the hands of governments and tech companies. In interviews with Business Insider, former AI leaders with from Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, DeepMind, and the White House, describe…

I’m a college admissions expert, and my students are struggling with basic literacy skills. Their college apps are suffering.

Brows furrowed, my student stared at the page. A senior at a reputable high school, she had lost track halfway through the six-line sentence and struggled to identify the subject. Loading audio narration… “No problem. Let’s strip down the sentence,” I said, quickly filling the silence with the assurance that we would get through the SAT passage. She had come to me for help getting into college, but her poor grammar was costing her easy…

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Resellers are hijacking secondhand shopping

Chris Hatfield is a self-described “fast nickel, not slow dime” seller. This emphasis on speed makes sense given the eye-popping amount of product he moves: Hatfield, 43, spends five days a week digging through Goodwill bins in Texas. He and his wife, Stacy, aim to scoop up 150 to 200…

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The states facing the highest gas prices as the Iran war drives oil up

Gas prices are climbing fast nationwide, adding pressure to already strained household budgets as conflict with Iran drives up global oil costs. Prices are rising across nearly every region, with some states already well above the national average.As of April 1, the national average for regular gasoline stood at $4.06…

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