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I let people wearing cameras clean my apartment and cook a meal for me for free

I invited cleaners and a chef from the startup Shift into my New York apartment. They worked for free — but recorded the process to train AI robots.

The CEO of a startup helping non-techies code still sees a lot of value in engineering degrees

The CEO of vibe-coding startup Emergent, Mukund Jha, joins BI's Dan DeFrancesco to discuss his company's exponential growth.
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Michael Dell has nailed his relationship with Donald Trump, and it's paying off

Michael Dell has developed one of the more visible and steady corporate relationships of President Donald Trump's second term in the White House.

A DeepMind researcher resigned over its AI military deal: 'I couldn't stay at Google in good conscience'

Alex Turner, a research scientist at Google DeepMind, said he tried to change Google executives' minds about working with the Pentagon.

Warren Buffett spoke about Bill Gates' Epstein ties — and why he's stopped giving money to the Gates Foundation

Warren Buffett said he and Bill Gates have had a "wonderful friendship," but the investor now trusts his kids to distribute his vast fortune.
businessinsider 34h ago

The two volatile forces pushing Michael Dell to new heights

Michael Dell has enjoyed a fantastic year for his business and a growing relationship with President Donald Trump.
businessinsider 29h ago

I wanted to go to grad school, but I let my husband talk me out of it. I was initially angry until I saw he was right.

My husband was confused why I wanted a master's in journalism when I already worked in the field. I wanted to go to grad school for the wrong reason.
businessinsider 11h ago

A stock trader who consistently beats the S&P 500 shares the 'after-action review' he uses to refine his investing strategy

Financially independent trader Erik Smolinski shared his 19-slide after-action review for the first half of 2026.
businessinsider 17h ago

Canva's cofounder explains why the company isn't forcing employees to use a specific AI tool

Employees will use the tool "begrudgingly," Canva cofounder Cameron Adams said, which in turn hinders experimentation.
businessinsider 17h ago

What smart people are saying about IBM's AI warning and SaaSpocalypse fears

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna wrote a letter to shareholders about a revenue miss. It's renewing months-old fears about a SaaSpocalypse.
businessinsider 28h ago

Chefs share their best tricks for making 15 foods that everyone should know how to cook

Whether it's mashed potatoes, roast chicken, or omelets, everyone should master making popular basic dishes with these easy tips from chefs.
businessinsider 15h ago

Christopher Nolan says he still gets pre-release jitters after decades of filmmaking

As the first feature filmed entirely with IMAX cameras, "The Odyssey" is one of the year's most anticipated releases.
businessinsider 29h ago

We fell in love with Costa Rica as newlyweds. Our kids made us fall for it differently 22 years later.

We expected nostalgia, but our daughters gave us something better when we returned to our honeymoon destination with them decades later.
businessinsider 25h ago

I visited DC's oldest restaurant, located just steps from the White House. I saw why it has endured for generations.

Old Ebbitt Grill claims to be the capital's oldest restaurant, with a history dating back to 1856. Take a look inside.

Inside Anthropic's state-by-state plan to ratchet up AI rules

By pushing for ever-tougher AI safety laws, Anthropic is drawing a distinction between its state lobbying strategy and OpenAI's campaign to streamline a set of rules across the country.
businessinsider 12h ago

Welcome to the era of rewards cards relationship gaps

Separate flights, airport lounge lockouts, and fights over discounts: Couples are battling over different approaches to credit card rewards.
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