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The Verification Imperative in Recruitment’s Trust Crisis
Recruiters used to open a resume to look for a reason to say yes. Now they open it to look for a reason to doubt it. Nearly two-thirds of job candidates use AI in their applications, while 87% of US hiring managers admit to using AI in their hiring process, resulting in a double-edged sword […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
Jack Dorsey's Block cuts 40% of staff, 4,000+ people — and yes, it's because of AI efficiencies
Former Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's new company Block — the parent of merchants payment system Square, mobile peer-to-peer payments Cash App, music streamer Tidal, and open source AI agentic system Goose — is sending shockwaves across the business world tonight after announcing a more than 40% headcount, cutting its workforce by more than 4,000 people out of a prior total of 10,000, d [...]
MiniMax M2.5 promises "intelligence too cheap to meter" as Chinese labs squeeze Western AI pricing
Chinese AI company MiniMax out of Shanghai has released its new open-weights model M2.5 under the MIT license.<br /> The article MiniMax M2.5 promises "intelligence too cheap to meter" as Chinese labs squeeze Western AI pricing appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
Klipsch Atlas HP-1 hands-on: A return to hi-fi headphones at CES 2026
Klipsch hasn’t debuted new headphones in years, but that’s going to change in 2026. At CES, Klipsch announced the upcoming Atlas hi-fi series that includes wireless and both closed and semi-open back models. All three are expected to arrive this summer, but the company hasn’t announced pricing or many details on any of them just yet. However, I was able to listen to the Atlas HP-1, the wirel [...]