Sam Altman has some advice for parents, and it’s going about as well as you’d expect. 

Multiple U.S. agencies have confirmed ongoing cyberattacks against water systems that Americans rely on each day. The attacks are now known to have occurred against water facilities in at least seven states.

We operate in an industry obsessed with the future. Gen Z’s media habits and predictions on how Gen Alpha will reshape retail are our everyday clickbait. Staying one step ahead is a fundamental part of the job. But in our rush to understand and capture the next generation of consumers, it is entirely too easy to ignore the demographic actively funding them.

I recently attended a wellness event built around the promise that feeling better was only a simple product purchase away.

On January 24, 1956, the American Telephone and Telegraph Company was the largest private company in the world.

Jamie Dimon has run JPMorgan Chase as CEO for 20 years, and under his leadership, it’s become the largest bank in the world by market capitalization. But Dimon’s business savvy started long before he ran JPMorgan, and even before he attended Harvard Business School. According to Dimon, his education in investing started playing a game with his father—and it was a bit tougher than Monopoly.

Ask any founder with a chatbot open: generating names for a product has never been easier. A long list appears in minutes. But this is the great naming illusion of the AI era: the belief that because generating names is now free, or nearly so, the naming challenge itself has been solved.

Up until about 40,000 years ago, there were two closely related but distinct human species on this planet. The Neanderthals, who lived mostly in Europe and Western Asia, and Homo sapiens, who originated in Africa.

Almost every conversation I have with leaders these days revolves around the topic of burnout in their teams.

Computer language models, which analyze what children say during stressful events, are better at predicting their future mental health than a panel of experts in the field. That’s the finding from a new study published in Nature Mental Health.

American shoppers are increasingly buying food made from natural colors.

There’s a question I’ve been turning over for years, both as a founder and as an early-stage investor: What separates the people who build something truly extraordinary from those who build something merely good?

AI has quickly become one of the most emotionally loaded topics in business. Depending on the room—or the page—it’s either the engine of productivity, creativity, and growth or the latest threat to jobs, trust, and human judgment. That framing makes for energetic debate, but it inhibits meaningful progress toward reaching crucial goals.

In 2011, the 9/11 truther Charlie Veitch released a cellphone video renouncing his earlier belief that the terrorist attack was an “inside job.” As David McRaney explained in How Minds Change, the backlash was “swift and brutal.” Veitch was relentlessly harassed and his website was hacked. There were even death threats. 

How can you change your brain chemistry, releasing hormones that will help you de-stress and even help protect your heart health? Perform small acts of kindness. It sounds odd, and possibly too good to be true, but researchers, psychologists, and many other experts all agree.

I’m not sure about you, but I think I’ve had enough of trying to optimize everything.

As AI-generated content takes over the internet, humans are becoming more and more vigilant about differentiating bot-written copy from genuine human writing. Last week, LinkedIn even became the first major platform to add a button that lets users report “AI slop.”

PwC’s U.S. CEO and senior partner isn’t letting his kids feel deterred by the fact that his own firm plans to hire fewer consultants and accountants. In a recent interview with Business Insider, Paul Griggs shared that two of his college-age children might pursue careers in accounting, and he’s supportive of their dreams.

Buyers beware: Starting on Monday, new rules from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac go into effect that could make it trickier to obtain a mortgage for a condo.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is gearing up for another milestone—its first-ever earnings report, which it is scheduled to deliver tomorrow, Tuesday, August 4, after the closing bell.