Utah has filed felony gambling charges against Kalshi and its co-founders as the prediction market fights state restrictions in federal court.
Kalshi And Its Co-founders Face Felony Charges For Violating Utah Gambling Laws
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How Society Moved Beyond Farming—and What AI Could Change
A new analysis traces agriculture’s long move away from human labor and examines what its history can—and cannot—tell us about AI.
Bangladesh’s Garment Wage Board: The Questions Behind The Protests
Bangladesh appointed a six-member garment wage board as protests disrupted hundreds of factories. Workers are seeking a 30,000-taka monthly minimum wage.
A Startup Formation Tool That Matches Founders By Work Style
An IdeaNavigator AI concept proposes matching co-founders by work style, with trial projects and a suggested test involving 200 early-stage pairs.
Work Sectors Made Clear: Field, Factory, And Office
A historical account traces the shift from farm work to factories and services, drawing on U.S., China, Japan and ILO employment estimates.
How AI Changes The Basic Income Debate—and What The Marshall Islands Can Teach
The Marshall Islands completed a year of quarterly Enra payments and approved $32.5 million for year two, but its effects have not been evaluated.
The US Economy’s 10% Gain And The Limits Of The AI Story
U.S. business output rose 10% since late 2022 while hours worked rose 0.9%. The data show faster productivity, but not that AI caused it.
Anthropic Says Its AI Use Is Worth More Than Payroll—What Counts As Value?
Anthropic’s S-1 says internal Claude use exceeded monthly personnel expense in April at customer list prices, excluding stock-based compensation.
Understanding The Cycle Of AI Layoffs And Rehires
Surveys report workers and employers reversing some AI-related job cuts, but the figures are self-reported and do not prove AI caused each layoff.
How To Tell What’s Real In Big Tech’s AI Sell-Off
Big Tech shares fell as four companies reported roughly $200 billion in quarterly capital spending. Demand is growing, but payback remains uncertain.
