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AI Is Moving Fast—Users Deserve Better

Another week, another flood of AI launches. From image and audio tools to video models and fresh coding agents, the pace is relentless. After watching Matt Wolf’s latest roundup, I’m

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U.S. Inflation Eases In November

Inflation cooled in November, offering some relief to households pressed by high prices. The slowdown signals a shift after months of elevated costs that have strained budgets. It arrives as

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Ritten Raises $35 Million for Behavioral Health

Ritten, an AI-powered system of record based in Philadelphia, announced a $35 million Series B on Monday, signaling fresh momentum for software serving behavioral health providers. The company said it

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Debate Over Sora AI on Disney+

A brief remark hinting at “Sora AI videos on Disney Plus” has stirred questions about whether major streaming platforms will host AI-generated films and shorts. The idea, floated in passing,

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Teens Seek Voice In School Phone Rules

A University of Washington youth panel is calling for student input on school phone rules as districts nationwide tighten restrictions. The Youth Advisory Board, made up of teens from Seattle-area

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Hawley Weighs Shutdown, SNAP, Filibuster, AI

Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri used a recent appearance on The Will Cain Show to press his views on four high-stakes fights in Washington: the impact of a possible government

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Workers Learn Furloughs From Auto-Replies

At a major technology employer grappling with cost cuts, staff say they are finding out who is furloughed from email auto-replies. The practice, described this week, has fueled anxiety inside

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AI Investment Boom Spurs Bubble Fears

Money is rushing into artificial intelligence, and with it come warnings that the market is running too hot. Investors, tech giants, and startups have poured vast sums into chips, data