15% of Americans say they’d be willing to work for an #AI boss, according to new poll
by Graham Starr @TechCrunch Learn more: https://
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15% of Americans willing to work for AI boss poll
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Europe Must Shape AI and Tech Narrative Against US Dominance
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The US does especially well narrative shaping eg SV has nothing to do with pioneers or settlers. Not even pioneers and settlers had much to do with what we think of nowadays when we say that. Europe needs to step up and 1) think of itself as Europe and 2) tell the world what
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Corporate Culture Issues Driving Worker Attrition
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Meetings, egos, ‘circling back’: The ‘corporate ick’ that drives workers away https://
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The Acceleration Paradox: Value of Slowness in Fast-Moving Tech
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The acceleration paradox is real. The faster everything moves, the more valuable it becomes to occasionally move slowly and let something incomplete sit in your head.
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Library Destruction and Knowledge Preservation in Digital Age
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Destroying a library brings the dark ages. https://t.co/RjBjKVWjms
— Yann LeCun (@ylecun) 16 avril 2026Destroying a library brings the dark ages.
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Rival AI Companies Use PR Tactics to Discredit Competitors
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Sometimes investors in rival ai companies actively brief reporters that things are hyped for marketing reasons! So I’d say it isn’t just a journalism vs tech industry thing..
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Workers sabotage company AI strategies amid implementation challenges
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Nearly a third of workers admit to sabotaging their company’s AI strategy. https://
fastcompany.com/91526107/nearl
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Engineering Culture: The Cost of Shipping Without Maintenance
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A common problem we will now see is the kind of 'google disease' but at mass scale. Where smart engineers can ship apps quickly, then lose interest and move on to something else cool to ship. It feels good to ship a whole new app, but less cool to keep fixing bugs a year later. https://t.co/thFu2O8T2N
— Peter Gostev (@petergostev) 16 avril 2026A common problem we will now see is the kind of 'google disease' but at mass scale. Where smart engineers can ship apps quickly, then lose interest and move on to something else cool to ship. It feels good to ship a whole new app, but less cool to keep fixing bugs a year later.
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AI Pattern Recognition Raises Privacy and Surveillance Concerns
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The founder of Waze long ago told me “humans are bags of patterns.” AI is good at finding patterns. In other words you can’t hide.
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Toyota’s CUE7 Robot Shoots Hoops at Pro Basketball Halftime
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Toyota a envoyé un robot jouer au basket pendant la mi-temps d'un match pro au Japon.
— VISION IA (@vision_ia) 16 avril 2026
CUE7. 2m19. 74 kg. Roule sur deux roues inversées.
Le 12 avril, devant 8 400 spectateurs à la Toyota Arena de Tokyo, le robot est entré sur le terrain pendant la mi-temps du match Alvark Tokyo… pic.twitter.com/wYgKQhgTtgToyota sent a robot to play basketball during halftime of a pro game in Japan. CUE7. 2m19. 74 kg. Rolls on two inverted wheels. On April 12, in front of 8,400 spectators at the Toyota Arena in Tokyo, the robot took the court during halftime of the Alvark Tokyo vs. Shimane game