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YouTube Just Started Labeling AI Music. Have You Been Misled?
Two streaming giants are now labeling AI-generated music, but psychological research reveals that simply slapping an “AI” tag on a track makes listeners judge it harsher—even when it’s entirely human-made.
Microsoft wants thousands of employees to leave, and it’s willing to pay them to do it
Microsoft is giving an enormous swath of its workforce an easy out—if they want it. On Monday Amy Coleman, Microsoft’s chief people officer, announced that the company would extend a voluntary exit offer to eligible employees, allowing them to transition out of the company with financial support.…
Why Instagram is about to look a lot more like YouTube
Instagram just announced a new feature that looks a whole lot like YouTube. In a video posted on Monday, the company announced its latest product, “Features.” According to Instagram head Adam Mosseri and Tessa Lyons, VP of product, Features is Instagram’s first major push into long-form, horizontal…
Google Broke Its Biggest Promise About Gmail. It’s the 1 Thing No Company Should Ever Do
The company will use information you connect with its AI products to personalize ads.
A Billionaire Founder Is Betting $1 Billion on Detroit’s Renaissance Center. Its Future Owner Is the Surprise
Dan Gilbert, the majority owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, is backing an ambitious redevelopment of Detroit’s Renaissance Center and riverfront.
Millions in EdTech Funding Promises to Help You Learn 2x Faster. Here’s What It Can’t Teach You
EdTech startups promise software can double your learning speed. But when it comes to mastering new skills, there is no turbo button.
The Ghost of Elvis Presley Is Coming for Anthropic to the Tune of $41 Million
The artist’s estate is asking for $150,000 for each of 274 copyrighted works listed in the complaint. Songs include ‘All Shook Up’ and ‘Can’t Help Falling in Love.’
If you’re doing any of these 3 things, you’re leading like it’s still the last century
While research from Pew finds that most people like their bosses, about one in five give their direct managers low ratings—and that can have a significant impact. Gallup reports that only 30% of American workers are engaged in their workplace and that managers account for at least 70% of the…
Great Scott! The ‘Back to the Future’ mall could become a data center
Oh, this is heavy, Doc . The Puente Hills Mall in Southern California’s City of Industry is better known to fans of Back to the Future as the Twin Pines Mall. That, in case you haven’t watched the film lately, is where Marty McFly and Doc Brown were chased by terrorists, unhappy that Doc had taken…
3 Reasons Your Thought Leadership Isn’t Delivering ROI
Providing long-term value for an audience grows a thought leader’s currency and consumers’ trust in them.
Anthropic’s IPO Is a $2 Trillion Bet on a Story. The Same Move That Builds a Business Can Sink One
A company with little revenue is being priced near $2 trillion on belief alone, and the story driving that number is the same one that can turn on a business overnight.
Is Food Lion Closing Locations? See the Updated List for 2026
A planned closure in Lexington, North Carolina, has some residents worried about access to groceries.
A High Performer Stopped Going the Extra Mile. The Reason Had Nothing to Do With Motivation
What leaders can learn from a trauma-informed approach to employee engagement.
Anthropic’s IPO filing is the start of the ‘put up or shut up’ era of AI
Tech’s worst-kept secret is finally out: Anthropic has filed its S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission , paving the way for an IPO. A reported investor road show could begin as soon as November 9, attempting to drum up interest befitting its targeted $1.5 trillion valuation. In doing so,…
Starbucks drops holiday menu 2026: When to get your free holiday cup on Red Cup Day
Good news for coffee lovers: The holidays are coming early to Starbucks this year. The countdown is on to Starbucks’s holiday menu , which arrives next Thursday, November 5. Starbucks’s highly anticipated lineup of seasonal drinks will include some returning classics—Peppermint Mocha, Caramel…
Monica Padman Almost Turned Down the Babysitting Gig That Built a Podcast Empire
The Armchair Expert co-host and producer on why her career didn’t go according to plan—and why that’s the best thing that could have happened.
Brick Is Betting a New $129 Gadget Can Stop Bedtime Scrolling. An Expert Isn’t Sold
Brick is betting consumers will pay $129 to build a physical boundary between late-night scrolling and quality sleep.
When your coding model refuses your own AppSec work
If you do application security, you have probably watched a coding model decline something routine: writing a proof of concept for a bug in your own staging app, or explaining how a flaw in your own handler would be exploited so you can fix it. That leaves the defender with less help than an…
A practical CI and supply-chain hardening checklist you can run with a terminal agent
Your CI is code that runs with your secrets and publishes what your users install. Cloudflare's open-source security-audit skill includes a SUPPLY-CHAIN-AND-RELEASE.md reference whose core rules are useful questions to ask your own pipeline, even without running a full review: A known-vulnerable or…
A structured security review of your own repo, from the terminal
Most "AI security review" prompts give you a pile of plausible-sounding warnings. Cloudflare's open-source security-audit skill (MIT) describes a more disciplined method: map the code, hunt by coverage, try to disprove every candidate, and write findings as structured records. I work on free-pi, a…
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