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Startups are reaching $10M ARR in record time
An increasing number of startups are crossing $10M in annual recurring revenue within just three months, driven by AI tools, global distribution, and scalable SaaS models.
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An increasing number of startups are crossing $10M in annual recurring revenue within just three months, driven by AI tools, global distribution, and scalable SaaS models.
An inside look at the informal boys’ club culture shaping power, access, and opportunity in tech and business — and why it’s finally being challenged.
AI coding tools are accelerating contributions to open source projects, but maintainers warn about code quality, licensing risks, and long-term sustainability challenges.
Amazon has halted its Blue Origin robotics project less than six months after launch, signalling a shift in strategy around warehouse automation and robotics investments.
Despite early buzz around OpenClaw, several AI researchers question its technical novelty, real-world impact, and differentiation in an increasingly crowded artificial intelligence market.
Computer science enrollments are cooling after years of explosive growth. Here’s why students are leaving the major and which fields are seeing rising interest instead.
Questions are mounting over AI safety practices at xAI, as critics debate whether rapid model releases and bold goals are sidelining responsible development standards.
Early adopters of AI tools are reporting higher stress and burnout as constant automation, rapid change, and rising productivity expectations reshape the modern workplace.
ChatGPT introduces advertising as part of its monetisation strategy, signalling a shift in how AI platforms may balance free access with revenue growth.
OpenAI has disbanded its Mission Alignment team, which focused on AI safety and alignment research, and is reassigning members internally as leadership transitions to a new futurist role.
A small pro-billionaire march in San Francisco attracted only dozens of participants, highlighting sharp divisions over wealth, taxes, and economic inequality in the city.
An AI startup founder says he plans to organise a “March for Billionaires” to oppose California’s proposed wealth tax, sparking debate over tech, taxation, and inequality.
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