How Reddit’s Co-founders Faked Its Early Users
Reddit is now one of the biggest websites on the internet with hundreds of millions of users, but when it started out, most…
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Low Income People More Worried Than High Income People About Being Left Behind By AI, Shows Study
A new survey reveals a striking divide in how different income groups perceive the impact of generative AI on their future prospects, with…
How Apple’s AI Assistant Siri Got Its Name
Apple’s Siri is one of the best-known AI assistants around, but it could’ve ended up being called Mia or Via. Adam Cheyer, co-founder…
Marc Andreessen On How Some Of The Best Companies Start Off As Products
The best way to build a company, counterintuitively, isn’t to build a company—it’s to build a product. That’s the core insight from Marc…
Google’s Logan Kilpatrick Explains Why Even Small Pre-Training Gains Lead To Big Improvements In Models
Google DeepMind had indicated that it was still seeing gains in pre-training when it had released the Gemini 3 Pro model, and it…
Why Oculus & Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey Always Wears Hawaiian Shirts
Several tech CEOs wear the same things most of the time — Mark Zuckerberg used to only wear his grey T-shirts, Steve Jobs…
How Jack Dorsey Won A Vote From Employees For Working The Hardest At Odeo Before Creating Twitter
The best-performing people don’t just perform well in the roles they become famous for — they are often high-performers for long before they…
College Is For Fun And For Proving You Can Work Hard, But It’s Not For Learning: Elon Musk
A large number of successful entrepreneurs are college dropouts, and Elon Musk — who finished college — believes that its main goal isn’t…
Open-Source Models Maintained 30% Market Share In 2025, But Chinese Models Grew At The Cost Of Other Open Models: OpenRouter Data
Closed models have held their own against open-source models in 2025, but Chinese open-source models have eaten into the market-shares of all other…