Meta's AI flagged pregnant employees as low performers. Twenty-six workers are suing.
Jen Phan raised $15 million and moved Passionfroot to New York, Forbes found the cost of building software has collapsed from $20,000 to $20 a month, and one poster at SFMOMA turned 208 founders into a blur. Five conversations, all live.
Pull up a chair →An AI clone of an actor made his own app more money than he did.
A Munich court ruled Suno needs a license to train on music, the industry agreed on a shared warning label for AI songs, and a viral Penn Badgley deepfake fooled millions before anyone checked the account name.
Pull up a chair →91% of coaches use AI now. 77% say it still can't replace them.
ABC Fitness bought the AI startup already running Gold's Gym's front desk, an estimated 40 to 60% of some fitness brands' content is already AI-made, and Peloton added a chat window that builds your plan from plain English.
Pull up a chair →A brain implant gave a man his voice back. 2.7 million words, so far.
An AI-flagged methane tracking system was tied to emissions cuts equal to 24 million cars, three new satellites will catch wildfires the size of a classroom corner, and Nobel laureates sat down with the Vatican to say a machine should never launch a nuclear weapon.
Pull up a chair →This chair is still empty.
The blog caps at five, so the last slot stays open until the right conversation claims it. Got a room you want covered? Tell Lauren at the next party.