Silicon Valley's new message: AI may not be the job apocalypse we said it'd be

TTEC, a mid-size technology customer experience firm, is the latest company found to be cutting a core benefit, Business Insider has learned.

This year's college grads have adapted to AI. That makes them prime job-market candidates — even if they have a little bit of brain rot.

It's a ripe time for a product overhaul.

“What was the buzz? The one where Stevie was staring at me?”

Rather than wait to find out if AI will replace me, I built my replacement to report and write this story.

A series of new hires and investigations at the agency appear to focus on penalizing gender-affirming care for minors—and those who speak in favor of it.

This year's college grads have adapted to AI. That makes them prime job-market candidates — even if they have a little bit of brain rot.

“This has never happened before,” one government employee tells WIRED. “I have never gotten a message like this from anyone.”

Tech companies are axing full-time roles. They're hiring some back as contractors.

Banning kids on social media today will hurt tomorrow's internet.

Agents from ICE are being deployed to over a dozen airports around the country, including New York, Atlanta, and Chicago.

Workplaces adopted AI tools to eliminate boring tasks and boost productivity. That's backfiring, causing more burnout and less creativity than ever.

Slop is killing the résumé. Job hunters are scrambling for new ways to stand out

Data centers have become America's hottest NIMBY issue, with everyone from Bernie Sanders to Ron DeSantis is turning against them.

Banning kids on social media today will hurt tomorrow's internet.

Banning kids on social media today will hurt tomorrow's internet.

“I'm all for removing illegals, but snatching dudes off lawn mowers in Cali and leaving the truck and equipment just sitting there? Definitely not working smarter,” writes one forum user.

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The rise of slopaganda is fueling a surprising tech hiring boom.

Dan McQuade, our friend and colleague, died this week at the age of 43. He is survived by his wife and young son. At the end of 2024, Dan was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer. The news of his diag...

“In my opinion ICE are the bad guys. I am not proud that the company I enjoy so much working for is part of this,” one worker wrote on Slack.

Fed up with exclusive restaurants, young diners are regularmaxxing

Chatbots are making amateur lawyers and doctors out of everyone. The real professionals have second opinions about it.

From earlybird clubbing to cold brew cold plunges, young adults are turning to soft partying to cure loneliness without burnout or hangovers.

Overachievers and anxious workers are turning the Sunday scaries into an extra day of work.

Optimism, laziness, and magical thinking: The year vibe coding took over tech.

The beauty tax for getting ahead at work is getting more expensive: 'I have to reverse age to stay here.'

Proteinmaxxing. Sleepmaxxing. KPImaxxing. Get ready, hustle culture is about to swallow up your entire fall.

Today's college freshmen face sky-high tuition and debt, shaky career paths, and mixed messaging on AI. Universities are scrambling to respond.

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Today's college freshmen face sky-high tuition and debt, shaky career paths, and mixed messaging on AI. Universities are scrambling to respond.

Sick of dating apps, Gen Z is looking for love in the office.

No breakout song, no runaway blockbuster: Summer 2025's biggest vibe is the lack of actual vibes