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WorldPingEven after Amazon cut 30,000 jobs, Jeff Bezos predicts AI will boost productivity so much that fewer people will need to work, creating a labor shortage.
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WorldPingThe federal government has released new quality ratings for Medicare Advantage insurers for 2027, with Humana emerging as the biggest winner.But deep uncertainty remains around Medicare Advantage quality measures,…
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WorldPingFor actors, portraying a real-life person is a huge challenge. But portraying a real-life singer-songwriter-actress-icon like Dolly Parton when she’s standing right in front of you is a whole other realm.
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The moment Trevor Wischnewsky heard that drones were delivering pizza and sushi around his Texas neighborhood, his mind was made up. “It was super fascinating,” he says. “I just immediately wanted to be a part of it.
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