Maxwell Strachan

A Klarna spokesperson said the company will search out all possible AI “efficiencies” before revisiting what “our ‘real people’ requirements are.”

But members of the online meme-stock community are already loving it. “Welcome to the new Berkshire Hathaway!”

Richard Daynard became famous for developing the legal strategy against Big Tobacco that ultimately led to a historic $206 billion settlement. He sees “uncanny” similarities in online sports betting.

The disgraced former congressman drives clicks, and our inability to look away has gifted him with a power he has been able to wield with a disconcerting self-awareness.

9,388 engineers polled by Motherboard and Blind said AI will lead to less hiring. Only 6% were confident they’d get another job with the same pay.

“I’ve seen better acting by hostages in direct to DVD movies,” one anonymous worker wrote about the video.

For one year, low-income families in Austin, Texas, received $1,000 a month to do whatever they wanted; they spent it on rent and “substantially” improved their situations.

Americans list food prices as their top economic concern, and they increasingly want the government to do something about it, a new YouGov/Motherboard poll finds. For a blueprint, perhaps it’s time to look at France.

A quixotic enterprise backed by investors including oligarch Peter Thiel seeks to end discrimination against “brave” and oppressed steroid users.

Independent crypto journalist Tiffany Fong obtained the photo of the former FTX CEO from a former inmate she called “G Lock.”