Reddit shares soar after company reports strong first-ever earnings with record user traffic
The social media platform beat expectations for its first-ever public quarter, sending the stock price up more than 16% in after-hours trading.
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OpenAI destroyed a trove of books used to train AI models. The employees who collected the data are gone.
New legal filings reveal OpenAI deleted 2 massive datasets that it used to train a powerful AI model. The employees who built the datasets are gone.
Mark Zuckerberg considered acquiring or permanently funding The Associated Press
CEO Mark Zuckerberg considered acquiring or permanently funding the news organization to combat misinformation on Facebook.
Want to fire your real estate agent? Try this.
Hiizzy's new online marketplace offers a cheaper, simpler way for home sellers and buyers to handle transactions without real estate agents.
Eric Schmidt says China trails behind the US in AI for these 4 reasons
"We have a shot of actually dominating the world for the next 10 or 20 years if we do it right," Google's former CEO said.
Cybersecurity professionals say generative AI can be exploited in cyberattacks — but it can also be a powerful defense
Explore how generative AI is reshaping cybersecurity in 5G networks, aiding in faster threat detection and network management.
Meta is about to open up the generative AI floodgates for advertisers with new tools
Meta is expanding its AI ad product, Advantage+, with generative AI tools that allow advertisers to create visuals and text.
The best OLED TVs of 2024
The best OLED TVs deliver an impressive home theater experience with high contrast and rich colors. Here are our top picks from LG, Sony, and Samsung.
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Apple iPad event: Everything we know about the new iPad Pro, iPad Air, Apple Pencil Pro, and how to order
Apple announced new iPad Pro models with OLED displays, a larger iPad Air, a dynamic Apple Pencil Pro, and an updated Magic Keyboard.
How 12 brands are using generative AI in their ad campaigns, from bringing the artist Salvador Dalí to life to helping shelter pets get adopted
Gen AI is being used to create images, visuals, and copy for ads. Brands like Coach, Coca-Cola, and Unilever have been leaning into the technology.
Google reveals the Pixel 8a, an affordable phone with flagship performance and cameras — here's how to order
Google launched its Pixel 8a phone for preorder with a 120Hz OLED display, Google's AI features, and high-end performance for a $499 starting price.
TikTok is taking the US to court to stop its potential ban
TikTok promised to fight its potential ban in the US — and now it's made it official with a federal lawsuit.
You can now get an iPad for just $349
Apple announced its now selling its 10th generation iPad for $349 as a more affordable version of the product.
In an AI arms race, data centers are going nuclear
Data centers are scrambling to secure large sources of electricity. Nuclear power looks more like an option.
Apple just showed off new iPad accessories — see what's new
Apple launched the Pencil Pro and a new Magic Keyboard for its latest lineup of iPads.
GM wants to scoop up interns impacted by Tesla's cuts, recruiter says
GM is ready to capitalize on Tesla's jobcuts. One recruiter asked students impacted by Tesla's decision to rescind internships to get in touch.
How much influencers charge for sponsored posts, Gen Z views on AI influencers, and other key takeaways from new influencer-marketing data
A report found that most creators charge at least $250 for sponsored content, and 46% of Gen Zers are likely to embrace brands using AI influencers.
Apple wants to give the iPad a boost
Apple's event is looking to give the iPad a boost.
Apple just unveiled new iPads — including Pro models with OLED screens for the first time
Apple announced new iPad Air and Pro models at its "Let Loose" event — a much-needed update.
How AI is changing OnlyFans and adult content creation, from chatting to 'AI twins,' and where the future is headed
The adult industry is experimenting with AI for tasks like chatting, image generation, and voice cloning. But some skepticism remains.
How to get started with podcasts on YouTube and build an audience, including strategies for branding, playlists, and shorts
Two YouTube employees explain the basics of podcasting on the platform and break down top strategies for success.
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Google is co-funding a guaranteed basic income trial that gives families $12,000 a year to help keep them housed
Google's philanthropic arm is co-funding a $2.8 million guaranteed income pilot aimed at reducing homelessness in and around San Francisco.
Neom planners reportedly fear its huge mirrored structure called The Line will kill a 'significant number of birds'
The "horizontal skyscraper" that's part of Saudi Arabia's Neom is on a migration route used by billions of birds, The Wall Street Journal reported.
I tried the app TikTokers could embrace if a ban becomes reality — I'm not convinced it will attract Gen Zers
Clapper was set up as a platform for millennials and Gen X. It's now adjusting its strategy to appeal to younger audience as a TikTok ban looms.
Eric Schmidt was supposed to buy a yacht once owned by a Russian oligarch. Here's the one he bought instead.
Eric Schmidt backed out of buying the Alfa Nero megayacht last year and instead purchased the Shahid Khan's Kismet.
Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI was 'basically a bet,' says CTO Kevin Scott
Kevin Scott said he believed working with OpenAI would "push" Microsoft to build better AI infrastructure itself.
See inside a $130,000, 3D printed home in Portugal
Portugal-based startup Havelar says it can build a new home in two months. The walls of its new two-bed home were printed in 18 hours.
Palantir made a ton of money this year thanks to strong US demand. But don't expect much growth in Europe.
"I think it is fair to say we crushed Q1 in the US. We are on fire," said Palantir CEO Alex Karp.
Elon Musk says AI has no 'use' at SpaceX — at least for now
Elon Musk spoke about how AI is used at his space exploration companies during the 27th annual Milken Institute Global Conference.
Founder of Google DeepMind who was poached explains his first month at Microsoft
Mustafa Suleyman, a founder of Google's DeepMind AI lab, took to social media to explain why he's more excited about work now that he's at Microsoft.
Elon Musk says there are too many non-technical managers at Boeing
Elon Musk suggested Boeing employs "too many non-technical managers" hours before Boeing makes its first Starliner launch attempt.
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Forget Zendaya — I want to see what the TikTok CEO will wear at the Met Gala
TikTok CEO Shou Chew will make his first public appearance since the TikTok ban bill was passed at Monday night's Met Gala. What will he wear?
College student streaming deals: Check out discounts from Amazon, Hulu, Apple, and more
We rounded up the best discounts on streaming services available right now for college students. Deals include savings on Prime Video, Hulu, and more.
The best iPhone in 2024: Which model should you buy?
With eight current iPhone models to choose from, we break down the best iPhone for your needs and budget after months of long-term testing.
Andreessen Horowitz investor says half of Google's white-collar staff probably do 'no real work'
Andreessen Horowitz's David Ulevitch said Google was an "amazing example" of a company with "BS jobs."
The best phones to buy in 2024: Top smartphones compared
The best phones offer stellar performance, cameras, and battery life at affordable prices. Our top picks include the iPhone 15 and Samsung Galaxy S24.
Fisker is closing its Manhattan Beach headquarters, employees say
Fisker has begun to close down its Manhattan Beach office, the site of the company's headquarters, three sources told Business Insider.
A day in the life of Jeff Bezos, the second richest person in the world
Amazon founder and ex-CEO Jeff Bezos is among the world's richest people. The billionaire's daily routine includes journaling and 'puttering around.'
There's a messy AI battle going on in DC — and there's no end in sight
Lawmakers are struggling to regulate AI because the technology is developing at a rapid speed and they don't have the expertise to keep up.
Why Apple's ad business isn't what you think it is
Apple does have a traditional ad business. But its real ad business isn't what you're thinking about.
RSA CEO Rohit Ghai says emergent 5G technology increases the need to protect critical networks
Explore the intersection of 5G technology and cybersecurity with insights from RSA CEO Rohit Ghai.
The best Android phones of 2024
Our testing revealed the Samsung Galaxy S24 to be the best Android phone overall. See how it compares to top picks from Google, OnePlus, and more.
Former ByteDance worker says she feels 'much freer' since quitting and can now take a day off when she's tired
A woman who worked at ByteDance for 10 years said life is freer since leaving the grueling 996 culture in China.
Tesla sends out another wave of layoff notices as employees enter 4th week of job cuts
Elon Musk continues to cut deeper at Tesla. Multiple workers told BI that Tesla cut even more staff from their teams.
We're reading: Here's a helpful hint for people starting a media company in 2024
A good tip when starting a media company in 2024? Be well connected. That's a nugget I found interesting in this longer story about Hunterbrook Media.
Why retailers are the stars of this year's TV upfronts
Retailer data is increasingly informing advertisers' TV buys, and the company poised to benefit most is Amazon, which is now a TV ad seller.
Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and other tech titans' unconventional management practices
From banning PowerPoints to having 50 direct reports as CEO, here are some of the most unusual management habits of tech's biggest names.
Elon Musk gives some advice to J.K. Rowling, suggesting she post 'interesting and positive content' on X
Elon Musk told the "Harry Potter" author he heartily agreed with her "points regarding sex/gender," but suggested she post about "other matters" on X.
It sure looks like Jack Dorsey's in his Elon Musk acolyte era
Dorsey on Saturday called the Musk-owned X a form of "freedom technology."
The most hated workplace software on the planet
It creates mountains of busywork for everyone. So why do more than half of the companies in the Fortune 500 use it?