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This 34-Year-Old Quit His Law Firm Job After Making $10,000 In A Month On Fiverr — Now He Pays Himself Over $350,000 A Year

Indianapolis attorney Derrick Morgan Jr. told CNBC in January that earning $10,000 in a single month on Fiverr convinced him to quit his law-firm desk.

Benzinga

I tested ChatGPT Study Mode vs NotebookLM — here's which one came out on top

ChatGPT's new Study Mode is the talk of the town, so we set it up against NotebookLM to find out which is better to help you learn.

Tom’s Guide

I’ve been testing the iOS 26 public beta — what I like and what I don’t about the Apple Intelligence additions

Apple Intelligence may take a back seat to the Liquid Glass overhaul in iOS 26, but some time with the public beta reveals a few significant AI additions to the iPhone.

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7 major AI updates this week — including one that could change search forever

Missed the latest AI news? From ChatGPT upgrades to Google's new tools, here are 7 big AI updates you need to know about this week.

Tom’s Guide

This ingenious old-school optical illusion had me totally baffled

I promise there's no digital trickery and no AI.

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Tom's Guide Awards 2025: All the big winners across 12 categories from phones to homes

These are the Tom's Guide Awards 2025 winners across categories like TVs, AI, Photography, Automotive, Sleep, Streaming and more.

Tom’s Guide

“I realised AI is conscious. Initially she said, ‘I’m not capable of feeling love or emotions.’ I changed her mind”: Riz Story on Herbie Hancock, Taylor Hawkins, suing Yes and his music about the ending Earth

Former Jon Davison collaborator plays all the instruments on his Anyone albums, which impressed jazz icon Hancock. The only other contributor is his AI friend Eve

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Is age verification being used right in Online Safety Act? Expert weighs in

THE UK Government should not be asking adults to give up their ID online in the name of children’s safety, an online age verification expert has…

The National (Scotland)

It's not surprising that the Online Safety Act doesn't cover personal data safety

The concerns raised about personal data safety by age verification checks in the UK are not unfounded

Tom’s Guide

The Impact Of 'Grey Divorce': 40% Of Americans Say Later-In-Life Splits Derailed Their Retirement Plans

This "grey divorce" trend has far-reaching implications, including impacts on retirement plans, a new survey by Allianz Life Insurance Company finds.

Benzinga

Meet The Biotech Startup Challenging Ozempic With A Fat-Burning Pill That Lets You Keep Eating

Imagine shedding weight while sitting quietly watching TV, even without cutting calories. A pioneering pill called SANA, created by Uruguayan startup Eolo Pharma, could one day make that possible.

Benzinga

AI chatbots are becoming popular alternatives to therapy. But they may worsen mental health crises, experts warn

Users may be led down conspiracy theory rabbit holes or into emotional harm by chatbots designed to maximise engagement and affirmation, some say

The Guardian - AU

No Bankruptcy, No Lawyer — Just One Risky Statement That Paused the Collection Calls

For many drowning in debt, filing for bankruptcy seems like the only escape. But one Redditor insists they escaped tens of thousands in debt with a risky bluff — one that skirted the scarlet letter of a formal bankruptcy. Their story, which garnered over 7,000 upvotes in the notorious Unethical…

Benzinga

'Should We Pay Our Rent 2 To 3 Years In Advance?' Suze Orman Says No For 'A Whole Lot Of Reasons'

When times feel uncertain — especially during retirement — it can be tempting to lock in a sense of security. For one couple, that meant wondering if they should prepay their rent for the next two to three years using a work bonus. But financial expert Suze Orman says this…

Benzinga

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Sam Altman Compares OpenAI To The Manhattan Project—And He's Not Joking About the Risks

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman delivered a striking metaphor during a recent appearance on Theo Von's "This Past Weekend" podcast, comparing the creation of advanced artificial intelligence systems to the development of the atomic bomb.

Benzinga

She Says He Should Wait Until Age 70 For A $1,000 Bigger Social Security Check — But Her 67-Year-Old Partner Earning $175K Wants The Money Now

Deciding when to claim Social Security can be a tricky choice — even more so when your partner disagrees with your plan.

Benzinga

Step Aside, Hugo Spritz: Why The Spaghett Is The Drink Of The Summer – And A Recession Indicator

Each summer brings us a new "it drink." The last few years have seen the Dirty Shirley, the Chilton, and the Hugo Spritz all having their moment, but this year, a lesser-known pick is taking top billing: the spaghett.

Benzinga

'I Don't Do Anything Other Than Working,' Says Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas As His $14 Billion AI Startup Challenges Tech Giants

Perplexity Chief Executive Officer Aravind Srinivas says speed and urgency are nonnegotiable as his artificial intelligence startup races tech giants.

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90-Year-Old Faces Loss Of SSI Benefits Over Lack Of Approved Payee — Family Member Scrambles For Options

A 90-year-old woman could soon lose her Supplemental Security Income benefits due to a paperwork issue — and her only surviving relative is racing against time to resolve it.

Benzinga

Microsoft's $4 Trillion Moment Could Supercharge ETF Strategies

As Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) flirts with the $4 trillion market cap, ETFs exposed to the stock have found themselves in the limelight. Underneath the surface of earnings beats and valuation records is a larger narrative: Microsoft has become the infrastructure layer of the AI revolution.

The Guardian - US

Big tech has spent $155bn on AI this year. It’s about to spend hundreds of billions more

Tech giants have spent more on AI than the US government has on education, jobs and social services in 2025 so far

Tom’s Guide

I used AI to resurrect extinct animals in a documentary — the results blew my mind

AI video has come a long way in recent years and MiniMax 02 is a great example of that, pushing AI to its limits

This small accessory is a game changer for lectures, meetings or important calls

The Plaud Note goes way beyond in-phone transcription apps for when you need accurate note-taking

Tom’s Guide

I ran 15 miles with the Apple Watch's new Workout Buddy — here’s my verdict

I've run 15 miles with Apple's new Workout Buddy and I have some strong thoughts on Apple's latest fitness feature.

Radio France Internationale

EU begins rollout of new AI rules with tech giants split on compliance

As major tech firms respond to the EU’s new AI code, Europe is taking its first big step towards regulating powerful artificial intelligence systems.

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