The traditional college-to-office pipeline is broken. With AI eating entry-level roles, a top Verizon hiring leader argues that retail and hospitality jobs are a strategic start, not a career dead end. She says the transferable skills are a huge plus that hiring managers actually love.
A founder argues that long hours and packed calendars are often just noise, not real momentum. His solution? A disciplined, decades-long morning routine centered on completing just three critical tasks each day.
MSI is blurring the line between gaming and creator laptops with the new Stealth 16 AI+. It packs top-tier hardware into a surprisingly portable 4.1-pound chassis designed for both work and play.
Microsoft is pushing forward with plans for major data center campuses in Michigan’s Dorr and Lowell Townships. However, local opposition has already forced one rezoning request to be withdrawn and another to be moved to a larger venue.
Replit CEO Amjad Masad calls a lot of today’s AI output unreliable, generic “slop.” He argues the path to better AI involves rigorous testing, specialized agents, and a fundamental shift toward “vibe coding” in enterprises.
The finalists for the Best of CES 2026 awards have been named, spanning 22 categories from AI to sustainability. Winners will be revealed in a live ceremony today, January 7, at 4 p.m. PST in Las Vegas.
Dell has unveiled new XPS 16 and XPS 14 laptops at CES 2026, powered by Intel’s next-gen Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake processors. The move ends a confusing naming experiment and refocuses on premium, thin-and-light productivity machines with high-end specs.
JPMorgan Chase is cutting ties with traditional proxy advisory firms. Its asset management unit will now use an internal AI system, named Proxy IQ, to handle shareholder votes and analyze data for thousands of annual company meetings.
Yann LeCun, one of AI’s founding figures, is departing Meta to launch a startup focused on his vision of “world models.” He is openly critical of the industry’s obsession with large language models, calling them a dead end for achieving human-like machine intelligence. His new company, Advanced Mach
In a major industry shift, JPMorgan Chase’s massive asset management arm is ending its use of external proxy advisory firms. The unit will now rely on an internal AI-powered platform named Proxy IQ to handle shareholder votes for thousands of companies.
