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Tech companies launching their own programs to train grads because they âcanât relyâ on Ivy Leagues (opens the original)
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As the university system increasingly becomes a wildly expensive bastion of anti-Western sentiment, key figures in Silicon Valley are betting on alternatives to higher education. They argue that even the Ivy League is no longer producing the best candidates â nor are they even accepting some of the most qualified students. “It used to be the case that you could rely on somebody who went to an Ivy or Ivy-equivalent to be top notch,â said Jordan Hirsch, who runs Palantir’s semester-long intens
The White House proved today that embracing AI is a winning message (opens the original)
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The last week has been full of fear-mongering: Bill Gates warning AI could cause “a billion deaths,” on Meet The Press, Anthropic once again touting its tech as posing “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity” in its filing ahead of a possible IPO, and even SNL calling out Dario Amodei’s doomerism. But this week the White House is countering that narrative by showing Americans what AI can actually do for them — get a passport without waiting months for an appointment and trekking to some o
US-Greenland security deal also paves way for investment, data centers: Arctic commissioner (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The US-Greenland-Denmark security deal ensures increased defense against China and Russia’s designs on the arctic circle for the US and Europe. US Arctic Commissioner Tom Dans also expects it will be good for business, too. The trilateral Arctic Security Agreement gives the US ability to expand its military presence on the island, adding two new defense bases at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig, as well as overhauling its Pituffik Space Base — the northe
Tyler Hassen defends DOGE: âDonât just drain the swamp, flood it with talentâ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A seasoned businessman with experience turning companies around, Tyler Hassen didnât fit the popular image of DOGE members as hoodie-clad twenty-somethings slashing spending. Now, he’s on the offensive with his new book âInside DOGE: The Real Story from a Senior Insider” (Republic Book Publishers, out now). âSo much of the narrative about DOGE has been written from people who weren’t inside the room,â Hassen, 43, told me. âI think part o
AI assistant Instinctâs valuation has quadrupled to $10B in a month, but is it worth the hype? (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A new AI assistant has emerged which tech insiders claim finally delivers what other apps have long promised âa bot which can book your plane tickets, draft emails and nab restaurant reservations. Instinct, an upstart company which lives in iMessage or Whatsapp rather than its own separate app, lets users text it like you would an actual human assistant. “You can use OpenClaw [a similar product] in iMessage, but they’re clunky experiences â th
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