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Unemployed and AI-Skeptical: Can a Coder Still Land a Tech Job?
A 48-year-old developer, skeptical of AI, finds a job by targeting industries where reliability beats hype. Here's his playbook.
Starlink's $350 trap: When Musk's sky internet is actually worth it
Starlink's $350 up-front fee is a good deal for rural folks, but a rip-off for city dwellers. Here's the smart spender's guide to 2026 internet.
Airbnb Bets Big on AI as Stock Soars 15% — Chesky Says 'We're All In'
Airbnb's stock soared 15% after CEO Brian Chesky revealed he's going all-in on AI. The skeptic-turned-believer says AI is the reason growth is back — and he's betting billions on it.
Doximity's 50% AI Pop: Smart Bet or Desperate Pivot?
Doximity's 50% AI-fueled stock surge looks great on paper, but it's a high-risk bet that could cannibalize its core pharma marketing business. Here's why you shouldn't chase the hype.
AI Agents Are Coming for Crypto — and They'll Spend Like Drunk Sailors
Crypto's next wave of users won't be human. Autonomous AI agents are set to flood the blockchain, spending money and reshaping demand. The infrastructure race is on.
Meta's $942M Child Safety Fine: A Slap on the Wrist or a Wake-Up Call?
New Mexico hits Meta with another $567M for child safety failures, bringing total to $942M. But is it enough to actually protect kids? The math says no.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: The Founder's Survival Guide to the AI Era
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is more than a conference — it's a survival guide for founders in the AI era. Here's how to navigate it without getting lost in the hype.
China Opens First Robot School: Inside the Factory for Mechanical Minds
China just opened the world's first school for robots, teaching machines to think. It's not science fiction — it's a wake-up call for humanity.
Grindr's $350-A-Month AI Experiment Looks Crazy. It's Working.
Grindr's $350-a-month AI tier seemed insane, but CEO George Arison says it's driving record subscriber growth and retention. Here's how AI is quietly rewriting the dating playbook.
Meta's $567M Slap on the Wrist: New Mexico Just Showed Big Tech's Real Price
A New Mexico court just ruled Meta's algorithms are 'defective and unreasonably dangerous.' But $567M is pocket change — here's why this verdict matters more than the money.
RAMageddon 2027: Memory Capacity Sold Out, and the PC Market Is About to Pay
2027 DRAM capacity is already sold out, and it's going to cost you. Here's how the memory shortage got so bad and what you can do about it before prices explode.
New Orleans Bets on AI for 911: Gritty Test or Dangerous Shortcut?
New Orleans is testing AI to triage 911 calls. Dispatchers say it's missing the human clues that save lives. Is efficiency worth the risk?