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Agility Robotics Chief Executive Peggy Johnson speaks on stage at Brainstorm Tech 2026 in Aspen, Colorado.

Tech leaders argue AI’s real future Is task augmentation, not mass layoffs

CEOs of C.H. Robinson and Agility Robotics said today’s cutting-edge of automation isn’t replacing the whole human.

By Sebastian HerreraJune 11, 2026

The head of Claude Code hasn’t ‘written a line of code by hand’ in 8 months

The head of Claude Code hasn’t ‘written a line of code by hand’ in 8 months

By Nick LichtenbergJune 11, 2026

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Ken Griffin’s Citadel companies just hired 350 interns—only 0.36% of over 115,000 young applicants made the cut

By Emma BurleighJune 11, 2026

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Anthropic is worth $965 billion and just hired 1,000 coaches for nonprofits: ‘The fox can’t guard the henhouse’

By Glenn Gamboa and The Associated PressJune 11, 2026

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Olympic champion Shaun White says AI is ‘leveling the playing field’ for professional athletes

By Sasha RogelbergJune 11, 2026

Meet the SpaceX employees who are set to become multimillionaires thanks to its IPO: from execs to even welders

Meet the SpaceX employees who are set to become multimillionaires thanks to its IPO: from execs to even welders

By Preston ForeJune 11, 2026

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Anthropic just proposed taxing itself to pay for the jobs its AI destroys

“The key challenge in such a world won’t be incentivizing growth, but finding a way for everyone to share in the benefits,” Dario Amodei wrote.

By Kaitlyn Huamani and The Associated PressJune 11, 2026

Gordon Ritter: I predicted AI’s learning loop a decade ago. The doomers are still measuring the wrong thing

The companies winning aren’t replacing human judgment — they’re capturing it. The ones losing are letting it drain away.

By Gordon RitterJune 11, 2026

A 5-week course and a guaranteed job: Meta commits $115 million to solve the skilled-trades shortage stalling its AI build-out

The investment is part of the company’s larger plan to spend $600 billion on its U.S. data center build-out by 2028.

By Jacqueline MunisJune 10, 2026

Anthropic accused of ‘secret sabotage’ as Claude Fable 5 silently limits capabilities for AI researchers and developers

A paragraph buried in Fable 5’s 319-page system card revealed the model would silently downgrade its responses for certain AI development work—without telling users.

By Sharon GoldmanJune 10, 2026

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Xbox’s CEO spent her early career taking out trash and selling coupon books—she says the secret to her rise was never obsessing over a dream career

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma never mapped her way to the C-suite—she just mastered whatever was in front of her. The CEOs of Costco and Microsoft agree.

By Preston ForeJune 10, 2026

The architect behind Claude Code reveals the three things Anthropic looks for in a good hire—and why people with low ego are a must

Anthropic’s exec Boris Cherny reveals why being humble makes job applications stand out at the hottest AI company right now: “Ego just gets in the way of stuff.”

By Emma BurleighJune 10, 2026

‘Knicks in 6. 2026 NBA Finals’: Why did this New Yorker make a prophecy in his 2020 high school yearbook?

Evan Pfeufer, 23, now in sales, said he took some grief, particularly from his parents, for not using the yearbook space to spotlight achievements.

By Philip Marcelo and The Associated PressJune 10, 2026

Meryl Streep says she was ‘ready to retire’ when the call for ‘Devil Wears Prada’ came—so she demanded they double her salary or nothing

Meryl Streep says she was lowballed when offered the role of Miranda Priestly in “The Devil Wears Prada”—so, ready to retire anyway, she demanded double.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 10, 2026

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Chevron’s CFO on why finance chiefs are defining AI’s business value

Eimear Bonner, a former CTO, explains how the finance organization is using AI.

By Sheryl EstradaJune 11, 2026

How the World Cup is a high-stakes stage for Big Tech’s AI push

The World Cup, which kicks off on June 11, is a big moment for large tech players such as Lenovo, Google, and Salesforce to show off their AI capabilities.

By John KellJune 10, 2026

Jamie Laing thinks tomorrow’s Fortune 500 will be built by creators. He might be right

Creator-led brands have been easy to dismiss as novelties built on borrowed fame. But their cultural fluency, agility and proximity to consumers make them better equipped to build lasting businesses, argues Candy Kittens co-founder and reality star Jamie Laing.

By Sam BirchallJune 10, 2026

Finance teams can’t quit Excel. Workday wants to change that with AI

As AI reshapes financial planning, Workday is positioning its latest platform to replace the spreadsheet sprawl that’s long plagued FP&A teams.

By Sheryl EstradaJune 10, 2026

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Reward or threat? Omnisend offers quarterly raises for employees who use AI to drive business impact—and says those who don’t will get left behind

Reward or threat? Omnisend offers quarterly raises for employees who use AI to drive business impact—and says those who don’t will get left behind

For Q1, the first quarter with the initiative in place, just over half of the company’s 246 employees qualified and received raises between 2% and 4% so far.

By Sage LazzaroJune 9, 2026

AI agents are flattening corporate hierarchies. Here’s how companies—and managers—can develop a new playbook

Around 41% of employees say their companies trimmed management layers last year, according to Korn Ferry.

By Sharon GoldmanJune 9, 2026

Gen Z hiring manager says boomer bosses are right about her generation’s ‘attitude’ problem after a candidate took the interview from her phone

“Gen Z aren’t getting jobs because of their attitude,” a Gen Z hiring manager slams after one applicant dialed in from their phone and demanded more money.

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 9, 2026

This CEO keeps going viral for thirst-trapping journalists with $200k jobs to be head of content. Yes, he’s trying to prove a point

Stacker CEO Noah Greenberg helps “brand journalists” distribute their content into newsrooms and platforms across the media. But is it journalism?

By Nick LichtenbergJune 9, 2026

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Asia ‘China follows Musk very closely’: While SpaceX blocked Chinese investors from IPO, China’s space firms prep their own as a counterweight

By Mia OsmonbekovJune 11, 2026

Inflation is roaring back globally, 2022 style. The Iran war is only half the problem

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By Nick Lichtenberg, Tales Azzoni and The Associated PressJune 11, 2026

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The record gap between corporate profits and worker pay has an ‘undercurrent of betrayal,’ top economist warns

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By Alex Veiga and The Associated PressFebruary 23, 2026

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CEOs who despised Trump’s tariffs are still silent after Supreme Court ruling: ‘There’s no upside in speaking up’

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By Diane BradyFebruary 23, 2026

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