AI is automating coding. So why are software developer job postings on the rise?
Software developer job postings are rebounding, led by senior and AI-focused roles, even as AI automates more coding and entry-level hiring weakens.
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I’m a psychologist who studies couples: The No. 1 way to end a fight before it escalates—it works ‘almost immediately’
"In my experience, nothing de-escalates a conflict faster," says psychologist Mark Travers. Why a "partial yield" works, and how to use it.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver says league could introduce ‘smart ball’ technology as soon as next year
Commissioner Adam Silver says the NBA could begin using a new "smart ball" in games as soon as next year, potentially transforming how officials make calls.
Trump says he is 'going to look at' joining Saudi Arabia in the fight against Iran-backed Houthis after deadly airport strike
U.S. military involvement in the fight against the Houthis would stretch resources in the Middle East already committed to fighting Iran, analysts said.
AI’s quiet safety gatekeepers are stepping into the spotlight
The intensifying AI safety debate is bringing a small group of third-party evaluators into the center of a multitrillion-dollar industry.
AI may change the price of your Big Mac and groceries — what this means for shoppers
As retailers turn to AI tools to streamline operations, experts warn that collecting more detailed consumer data increases the risk of personalized pricing.
Charities and businesses wrestle with diesel cost
Cancer charity Daft as a Brush and Teesside Minibus Hire say they are struggling with pump prices.
How to mobilize a bombed and angry voter
The campaigns are technological clashes to attract the attention of increasingly tired and disappointed voters, who receive information through multiple channels, and who vote more for beliefs and identities than for information or convenience. Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí, communication advisor and recognized strategist who has worked in about 60 political campaigns in 11 countries, says that in these elections social psychology will weigh more than marketing
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Microsoft's Nadella says AI needs an ‘emergency brake’ that humans control
Nadella joined other tech moguls and researchers in calling for stronger safeguards and, in some cases, for the pacing of frontier development.
How de-extincting dire wolves and woolly mammoths may extend human life
Colossal Biosciences CEO Ben Lamm says bringing extinct species back can contribute to conservation, healthcare and developmental biology.
Pokémon card values are soaring. What collectors should know before buying or selling
Pokémon card values are surging. Learn how grading, scarcity, recent sales and counterfeits can affect what collectors pay.
JPMorgan makes bullish call in fixed income space, suggests it's a once in a generation opportunity
Why Priya Misra, a portfolio manager at the firm, is looking to take credit risk in high-quality companies.
Vance says Microsoft replaced laid-off workers with foreign hires. Here’s what the visa data shows
The administration barred Microsoft and seven other firms from sponsoring green cards over claims they favor foreign workers. Here's what the visa data shows.
How Supreme Court justices are leaning in major 401(k) case over private funds and underperformance
The Supreme Court is weighing an Intel 401(k) case as employers await new Labor Department rules on private investments in retirement plans.
I work hard to stay close to my friends. A researcher says it’s good for my well-being—and these 3 habits can help
Keeping in touch with friends can be hard, but often worth the effort, research shows. A friendship expert recommends these three practices for connection.
Putin relayed Iran war proposal to Trump, Kremlin says
Putin's reported call with Trump regarding the Iran war comes on the heels of a deal for the U.S. to buy Russian diesel amid a surge in fuel prices.
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Hollywood takes on Zuckerberg, Musk and Altman amid widespread anxiety over AI
New films about Zuckerberg, Musk, Altman and AI arrive as public concern about the technology and its leaders rises.
From BJ’s to Lululemon, retailers are trimming assortments to boost business
Retail brands are shrinking assortments to get back to healthy growth, while box stores are culling products to better curate offerings and stabilize business.
Buffett's 'trips down YouTube rabbit hole' revealed
Warren Buffett watches CNBC in the morning, but nearly every evening he "can't get enough" of watching YouTube clips while sitting on a recliner in front of an "enormous" television in his Omaha home, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Why is Iran worried about deepening relations between Israel and the Emirates?
The visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the United Arab Emirates raises renewed Iranian concerns about the transformation of the Emirates into a key partner in a security system led by Israel, despite the continuing important economic ties between Tehran and Abu Dhabi