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Startups are now split between legacy unicorns struggling to prove AI growth and new AI leaders that may be too early for public markets.

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Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison says AI can't replace hands-on work or fix labor shortages-- the company is quintupling its investment in the skilled trades.

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Partly because of air traffic control issues, it takes longer to fly Atlanta to New York today than it did in the 1950s, Bastian said.

The News Media Guild, the union that represents AP journalists, said more than 120 staff members received buyout offers on Monday.

OpenAI's sweeping vision for the AI economy spans everything from public wealth funds to shorter workweeks--but critics say it raises familiar ideas without offering a clear path to action.

OpenAI Monday released a paper outlining policy proposals to regulate and tax corporate income from AI.