The Scoop: Minnesota companies break their silence after the killing of Alex Pretti
Plus: TikTok has a rocky weekend under new ownership; Americans lose faith in reaching the middle class.
Plus: TikTok has a rocky weekend under new ownership; Americans lose faith in reaching the middle class.
Plus: Most people consider AI chatbots ‘good enough’ for news summaries; Substack launches TV app.
Plus: Miami Beach nightclub apologizes after playing antisemitic song; CEOs and employees are not on the same page about AI productivity.
Plus: Verizon offers outage credit; bots and misinformation run wild amid Iran crisis.
Plus: Google reverses policy after a parent’s viral post; Cava embraces fan craze over sweet potato return.
Plus: New York Times models transparency via transcript; the hottest club is a bean subscription.
Plus: Deloitte says at CES that people want more AI real talk; Equinox shares AI slop campaign strategy.
Plus: McDonald’s defends McRib ingredients; Caltech prioritizes communication for president pick.
Plus: The independent journalist who’s changing childcare in Minnesota; Allison Worldwide leader moves on after 25 years.
Plus: TikTok is finally getting U.S. buyers; LA Rams star apologizes for antisemitic gesture.
Plus: Enloe Health offers even-keeled response after backlash; Instagram adds AI-generated summaries to public posts.
Plus: The rise of storytellers; only 7% of AI investment goes to people.
Plus: Lululemon CEO to step down as company looks for more innovation; historic dance theater gets new leader, vision.
Netflix speaks to fans after Warner Bros. announcement; Oregon town turns story into fundraising.
Plus: Netflix-Warner Bros. merger faces a public affairs slog; RIP the metaverse.