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The Perception Revolution by Peter Allen Mann is out now!
This book is a must-read for neurodivergent employees who are ready to soar, as well as anyone who manages, works with, or wants to retain top, perceptive talent.
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The future of AI should be grounded in human agency, creativity, and understanding.
@FastCompany explores the rise of world models and features insights from World Labs cofounder @drfeifei:
"Her vision for World Labs—and its human-centered future—is both consistent and persistent. It's like a simulation in her world model. Once in place, it stays put."
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“I’m keenly aware of multiple clocks,” Li says. “They’re all ticking.” f-st.co/oOa5Sp3
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a few weeks ago, we @FastCompany assembled a database of more than 80 people who left xAI. it's available here for free here
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NEW: we looked at all the people who’ve left xAI in recent months, including many AI engineers
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NEW: the agriculture department plans to use grok and sponsor xAI's llm product for critical cloud security reviews. the move is a major win in xAI's quest to get government officials using its chatbot. @USDA says it's "proud" to be using the tool. link in reply:
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new: i chatted with palantir employees about the ad campaign running against an ex-palantir employee, shaming him for working for palantir — and backed by a group whose initial supporters include a palantir cofounder
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what is going on with Trump's big bitcoin reserve? i take a look...
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This will be fun!
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This season’s Pop-Tarts Bowl will feature six edible mascots, doubling last year’s number 🍴
While the stunt drove huge engagement and sales before, Pop-Tarts now risks escalating the gimmick too quickly and shortening its lifespan.
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i talked to three deepfake experts about those AI anti-Mamdani videos. here's what they said:
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⚖️ On r/legaltech Reddit, in blog posts, and on LinkedIn, people just can’t stop talking about legal AI startup @harvey , which aims to automate a lot of what big law junior associates do.
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We’re proud to be named one of @FastCompany’s Best Workplaces for Innovators. At Gilead, inclusion sparks bold ideas and those ideas drive life-changing therapies. This honor celebrates our people as they embody Gilead's commitment to transformative science each day. #GileadLife
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Breaking: We're No.🔟on @FastCompany's Best Workplaces for Innovators 2025! 🎉
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Read all about the number one Most Innovative Company's new project, Applied Mschf, here: fastcompany.com/91386455/ins…
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APPLIED MSCHF is a mercenary group. A private army.
In today’s world: a PMC—Private Marketing Contractor.
The kind of force a late-Renaissance city-state Prince hires, because if he doesn’t employ it, he’s threatened by it.
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With Bloomberg saying Starbucks could have the first offers for its China business in a "few weeks," re-upping my 2022 @FastCompany investigation where we outlined how going all-in meant "taking on significant risk." fastcompany.com/90807718/sta…
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We're thrilled to be named @FastCompany's #1 most innovative non-profit of 2025! It's truly an honor to serve our community every day and to reimagine what a charity can look like.
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