Humans need to embrace domains where AI still falters, and where human creativity, ethics and emotion emain indispensable.
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My.Games’ Castle Duels mobile card strategy game hits $1M in monthly revenue
My.Games said its Castle Duels strategy game has hit $1 million in monthly revenue in both March and April.
Every Entrepreneur Pivots Their Business Eventually — But in the Age of AI, the Stakes Have Never Been Higher
When to pivot and how are questions that every entrepreneur has to face. Here’s how to do it.
Delegating Doesn’t Mean You Lose Control — It Means You Maximize Your Impact. Here’s How to Do It Effectively.
The ability to recognize when to seek help, which tasks to delegate and how to lean on the expertise of others is what separates thriving businesses from those stuck in survival mode.
The Secret is Out: This is How So Many Business Owners Keep Learning New Skills
Headway makes it so even busy entrepreneurs can fit growth in their schedule.
RSAC 2025: Why the AI agent era means more demand for CISOS
RSAC 2025 made one thing clear: AI agents are entering security workflows, but boards want proof they work.
OpenAI overrode concerns of expert testers to release sycophantic GPT-4o
Once again, it shows the importance of incorporating more domains beyond the traditional math and computer science into AI development.
Run Games surprise-launches Football Heroes League
Run Games both announced and launched its new game, Football Heroes League, in early access on PC during Gamescom Latam
John Rubino: Gold on “Epic Run” as Chaos Unfolds, What About Silver?
John Rubino, who writes a newsletter on Substack, explains the factors behind gold’s “epic run,” pointing to underlying elements like Basel III and BRICS demand, as well as current events.
He believes gold has the wind at its back, although silver might be the better buy right now.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Here’s How Much You Need to Make Per Year to Buy a Typical Home in the U.S., According to a New Report
The salary required to buy the average home is 70% higher than it was in 2019.