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Hundreds of court filings have revealed cringey texts, emails and private diary entries of Elon Musk, Sam Altman and other prominent figures ahead of a blockbuster legal battle.

Hundreds of court filings reveal cringeworthy texts and emails between the two tech titans and other billionaires as a lawsuit over OpenAI is finally about to start.

Tech giants are investing heavily in artificial intelligence but haven’t significantly shrunk their workforces.

People living in California can now delete their data in one easy step. Here are some privacy measures the rest of us can take.

New computer science grads are trying to start their careers at a time when many experts predict that AI will make their skills obsolete.

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Despite high-profile cuts by companies including Meta and UPS, layoffs are about as low as they’ve been in years.

There's so little hiring that Americans who voluntarily quit their jobs each month, people entering the workforce or those who are laid off face longer odds than they did a few years ago.

Jobs can feel precarious right now as well-known companies keep slashing workers. The latest is Meta, which promised it would cut jobs this month and on Wednesday sent layoff notices to about 10 percent of its staff, nearly 8,000 people, according to news reports.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. Like some other technology companies, Meta has attributed the layoffs partly to the effects of artificial intelligence. They

With Anthropic already in a dispute with the Trump administration, co-founder Christopher Olah helped Pope Leo unveil his encyclical on the risks of artificial intelligence.