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Ukrainian and US teams are building AI tools for wounded troops with no medic nearby
For years, troops relied on handwritten cards and bulky manuals for battlefield medical guidance. Now, Ukrainian and US developers are building and testing AI tools to help when there isn’t a medic nearby and evacuation isn’t an option. Battlefields increasingly shaped by drones have pushed troops…
Marine F-35 pilots who switched over from the Harrier jump jet have had to unlearn almost everything they know
The first time a former Marine Harrier pilot brings an F-35 fighter jet in to land on the deck of an amphibious warship, skills honed by hundreds of hours in the old jet might work against them in the new Lightning II. The AV-8B Harrier, the Marine Corps’ short take-off and vertical-landing…
OpenAI reveals how much its researchers are spending on AI coding
OpenAI has pulled back the curtain on how much its researchers spend on AI coding agents. In a blog post on Sunday, the startup said the most prolific users of AI coding agents among its researchers now consume more than $7,000 worth of tokens — the small chunks of text an AI model reads and
We moved our kids from a small town to Chicago. They’re more independent, and we have more to do.
Last weekend felt almost comically Chicago. On Saturday morning, I took my two young kids and our dog to our closest neighborhood park, then walked over to Mindy’s for coffee and a raspberry pastry. (Worth the line!) Later, a friend texted. Her parents’ friends had a boat, and did we want to come…
10 high-paying, fast-growing jobs that are at the forefront of the AI revolution
How software developers work has already been transformed by the AI revolution, and they’re not the only ones. The Bureau of Labor Statistics classified how exposed hundreds of jobs are to AI based on various published studies over the past few years. BLS classified 206 of 831 jobs as very high…
Basket case
As Artie T. Demoulas addressed a crowd of hundreds of workers on the lawn of the Market Basket headquarters, he sounded more like a left-wing union organizer than the centimillionaire CEO of a grocery empire. “No one person is better or more important than another,” Demoulas said, dropping his Rs…
Norah O’Donnell is going back to ‘CBS Mornings.’ Career experts say boomerangs come with baggage.
Norah O’Donnell is returning to “CBS Mornings” seven years after leaving the program, and career experts say her comeback offers lessons for anyone considering a return to an old job. O’Donnell coanchored the morning program from 2012 to 2019 before taking over “CBS Evening News.” On Thursday, CBS…
Serena Williams says her first training-day meal comes later than people might expect
Serena Williams, 44, said she doesn’t start her training days with breakfast. “I’m not really a breakfast person, so my first meal is usually around lunchtime. I’ll start with protein, have something lighter before I train, and then make sure I have a more substantial meal afterward to recover,”…
Amazon responds after cargo plane crash kills 5 at Miami airport
Amazon said it is cooperating with authorities after a cargo plane operating on behalf of Amazon Air crashed while attempting to land at Miami International Airport on Sunday, killing at least five people and injuring five others. The company confirmed to FOX Business that the aircraft involved in…
I moved from Peru to the US at 17 on a tennis scholarship. 8 years later, an H-1B layoff sent me home.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Luciana Pereyra, a 25-year-old Peruvian national who moved to the US at 17 on a tennis scholarship, lost her H-1B-sponsored job in 2025, and had to return to Peru. It has been edited for length and clarity. I was born and raised in Lima, Peru…