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Vinod Khosla sees risk ahead but it’s not AI he's most worried about

Khosla agrees that the Biden Administration made the right move in cutting off advanced chips to China.

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Why retailers are betting that natural language search and generative AI is the future of shopping

AI can serve as the connective tissue between brick-and-mortar retail stores and online shopping experiences, according to speakers at at retail panel during Fortune Brainstorm AI conference.

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Homeowners, get ready to date the rate. Refinancing is making its comeback as mortgage rates drop to 7%

Refinancing index increased 19% week over week, says the Mortgage Bankers Association.

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Boeing is reversing its hybrid policy and requiring thousands of workers to return to the office full-time

No deadline has been set for the move.

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Sam Altman’s OpenAI agrees to pay German media giant Axel Springer for using its content to train AI models

The deal comes after months of pressure from media publications over fair compensation from AI developers.

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The FTC should embrace proactive problem-solving

The legal precedent would strongly discourage companies from trying to solve perceived problems with proposed transactions.

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Evofem, the startup trying to survive the broken birth-control market, finally sells itself

Aditxt is buying the buzzy but controversial maker of Phexxi, in a deal valued at $100 million.

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The CEO behind Zales knows when you're going to get engaged

Under CEO Gina Drosos, Signet Jewelers has identified 45 milestones that make a couple more likely to get engaged.

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China’s carmakers need to design electric cars twice as fast as established companies if they want to survive the country's cutthroat EV market

Established car companies may take five years to develop a new model. Chinese EV companies need to do that in half the time.

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The U.S.-led digital trade world order is under attack–by the U.S.

America can regulate Big Tech without disrupting the cross-border data flows that underpin our economy and society.

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British Goldman Sachs top commodities trader is retiring after making $100 million in 3 years—topping what CEO David Solomon pulled in

Ed Emerson joined the Goldman Sachs in 1999 as an analyst, and now oversees global commodities at the investment bank.

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Citigroup used a London banker as ‘scapegoat’ in $45m failure—now he wants to return to work for the bank after winning an unfair dismissal lawsuit

Ian Weir was fired by the bank in 2021 but his lawyers argued he was used as a "scapegoat" in a "cleaning house" operation.

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More than 1 in 3 Gen Zers are choosing friends over family this holiday season to avoid drama. If you want them to stick around, here are the key topics to avoid

No sides of family gossip at the holiday roast, please.

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Billionaire tech investor Vinod Khosla is more worried about China than 'sentient AI killing us'

Speakers at Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference implied that we are at the dawn of an extraordinary new era…but one with great potential for good and ill.

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Design leaders are viewing their profession with a bit more humility: 'Not that many businesses are so fluid that they need constant reinvention'

At Fortune's Brainstorm Design conference, designers recognized that the practice may not be a path to automatic business success.

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Multimodal AI puts on quite a show, but it’s still in its infancy

Images and audio are all being designed into the next generation of LLMs from the get go, but there are still significant challenges.

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Accenture CTO says ‘there will be some consolidation’ of jobs but ‘the biggest worry is of the jobs for people who won’t be using generative AI’

Paul Daugherty emphasizes investing in people, and skilling up in AI, amid industry shifts.

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Businesses aren’t prepared for AI’s massive labor disruption, but experts say focusing on a few key changes is vital

Critical thinking and reasoning skills will be more important than ever as AI takes over repetitive tasks, panelists explained at Fortune's Brainstorm AI conference.

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Most companies using AI are ‘lighting money on fire,’ says Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince

The outspoken CloudFlare founder said the time and money that businesses are pouring into early AI projects are unlikely to yield returns, and he blasted cloud providers for making the problem worse.

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Workers are turning to music as stressful workplaces become the norm. Here’s the science of how it works–and how to find your soundtrack to success

Unlocking the power of music to boost your brain can be a game-changer in getting your most important work done in your day.

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A four-time founder raises $7M for an online discount grocery store

Martie sells groceries and other products online, competing on price instead of convenience.

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Apex Fintech Solutions will try to go public again

The custody and clearing firm has confidentially filed its draft registration statement with the SEC.

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Carlsberg CEO plans to continue hiking beer prices and expand in Asia as the brewer tries to offset the loss of its ‘stolen’ Russian business

Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”

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AI emissions are fueling a new doomerism. This time it's climate change

The challenge lies in ensuring that the efficiency gains and emission reductions achieved through AI outpace its own resource consumption.

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Some homeowners who managed to buy last year are bleeding money—the worst hit have lost more than $122,000 in home value with price corrections “pummeling” dozens of cities

Renters today may be completely locked out of the market, but many big-city buyers who bought last year now owe more than their home is worth

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