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MrBeast is taking on book publishing as a new venture. On Tuesday, he released a novel with James Patterson. https://bit.ly/4zPh0OG

"Everyone so happy, so engaged, so present that I was like, 'OK, I was wrong to be so negative on Burning Man,'" Sam Altman previously said. https://bit.ly/4wTAsqF

Anthropic is tightening the digital environments used to train and test its Claude agents. https://bit.ly/45Yu6LW

Good Good could double down on its core audience and use humor to redeem itself. It's a long road to recovery, though. https://bit.ly/46DZv6l

Florida's Department of Transportation said the license plate readers needed to be removed within 30 days. https://bit.ly/3V51IFn

The competition for tech talent is shifting toward AI. For years, landing a job at Google was a major career goal in Silicon Valley. Now, OpenAI and Anthropic have become two of the most sought-after employers in the industry. Business Insider senior reporter Ana Altchek looks at what's attracting applicants to companies at the center of the AI boom — and why their hiring processes have become some of the toughest in tech. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eX7vyDsE

Good Good is mired in scandal over an ill-conceived ad with Callaway. How bad is it — and how can the YouTubers move forward? I talked to creator-economy pros to understand what could happen next for the YouTube collective. The bad news is, there could be more fallout to come if brands pull away and the stumble distracts the company from its work. There's also a path forward. Read my story in Business Insider to learn: -how the group could survive by being a smaller company -the sure-fire path to redemption -how its scandal could spill over into the rest of the creator economy Tx to Ben Woods 🔜 IBC Joseph Perello Nataly Kelly Chris Erwin for your insights! https://lnkd.in/g3y8--DG

Automation is set to reduce the need for some jobs over the next decade, like order clerks and switchboard operators. New Bureau of Labor Statistics projections show which jobs may rapidly grow between 2025 and 2035, and which may shrink. Word processors and typists are projected to experience the largest percent decline, falling 34%. It's one of 206 jobs that the Bureau of Labor Statistics classified as having "very high" exposure to AI. The 12 jobs with the largest projected percent declines typically aren't high-paying. Most of them earned less than the national median annual wage of $50,980 in 2025. Read more about the jobs that are set to shrink over the next decade on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/ejht4RTX (Credit: Getty Images) #automation #ai #careers

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If you want to hire someone new, you've got to show them the money. Workers say they want more money than ever for a new job. The latest data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that the reservation wage — the average lowest wage a respondent would be willing to accept for a new job — hit a series high in July 2026. It's a stark figure in a labor market that's shown signs of weakness. Why are workers demanding more in a market that wants to offer them less? The soaring reservation wage shows how strongly workers may be clinging to their current roles and how risk-averse they've become. Read more about why workers want more money than ever to risk taking a new job on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/guQjKj77 #careers #wages #layoffs #ai