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AI is making everything more expensive, including your next iPhone

Headline uses a broad causal claim to imply AI harms consumers economically, steering opinion without data or nuance.

Replika founder warns of 'crazy protests' over AI's jobs impact

What prediction markets are saying about the chances of California passing a billionaire tax

Fed's Kevin Warsh signals change with new task forces

What smart people are saying after Fed chair Kevin Warsh's debut

Gas prices drop below $4 a gallon for the first time in months

SpaceX is buying AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion

8 crew members likely dead after B-52 bomber crashes in California

SpaceX alum: Wealth managers sent swag to ex-employee ahead of IPO

Meet the people who pay $2,400 a year for Anthropic's top-of-the-line Claude plan

Photos of key moments in SpaceX history, from the scrappy startup days to milestone rocket launches

SpaceX's IPO could propel the next generation of rocket companies. Here are 18 members of the SpaceX Mafia to know.

SpaceX's president hints at a Tesla merger: 'That might make Elon's life a little easier'

Straight reporting of a public statement with no evident manipulation or selective framing.

US data center power use set to jump 50%: Business Insider analysis

ChatGPT is no longer OpenAI's most important product. Here's why.

Headline converts one analyst's speculation into a definitive claim of strategic change without corroboration or OpenAI confirmation.

Google cofounder Sergey Brin says he uses the game of Go to explain the future of work

I went to ElevenLabs' NYC pop-up. A robot poured me cold brew before I haggled with an AI shopkeeper.

Straight reporting — this is a simple experiential headline with no detectable attempt to inform or deceive beyond describing an event.

Workers explain how they pivoted to AI-related jobs

How tech workers are using AI to save hours of work each week

I watched a $500K sci-fi thriller starring AI actors. The movie made me feel something real — for a moment.

Goldman CEO says the bank's entry-level hiring may 'contract a little' as AI changes the talent mix

Anthropic says leading AI labs may need to hit the brakes

Buffett's Berkshire puts cash to work with Alphabet deal, acquisition

Bill Gurley says AI job fears echo a historic mistake

Cites Gurley's historical analogies with light caveats but skips displacement research, producing reassurance rather than balanced analysis.

Why Jensen Huang says now is an 'incredible time' to be a software company

'Europe is kind of waking up': I went to Mistral's summit in Paris and heard a clear message about AI

A Google engineer made $1.2 million by insider trading on Polymarket under the name 'AlphaRaccoon': DOJ

What smart people are saying about Pope Leo's letter on AI

The biggest reasons why your barbecue will cost more this summer

The Iran war boosted Russia's oil income, but money isn't Putin's biggest problem

Solid data and sourcing on oil revenues and manpower limits, but an unsourced Putin quote slightly erodes credibility.

SpaceX IPO: Inside the S-1 filing, potential valuation, and what Elon Musk's empire means for the market

Straight reporting — balanced sources, verified claims, adequate context. This one's trying to inform you.

The most striking moments from Stephen Colbert's last show

Elon Musk's plan to keep complete control of SpaceX even after it goes public

Frames routine dual-class shares and controlled-company status as Musk's unique power grab, using Tesla references while skipping peer comparisons and filing details.

SpaceX is hiring — and Elon Musk says he'll read your application

More airlines could follow Spirit into bankruptcy due to the Iran war fuel crisis, Ryanair exec says

Straight reporting — attributes claims to Ryanair CFO, supplies price data and fuel-cost context. This one's trying to inform you.

Bagel shop owner pulls AI posts, apologizes after one-star reviews

IT pro reached out to company after receiving quick job rejection

The piece informs via a labeled personal account but deceives by omitting ATS volume realities, implying systemic unfairness from one anecdote.

AI images are distorting plastic surgery expectations

Anthropic outlines how the US could gain a 1-2 year AI lead on China

This article deceives readers by inventing an Anthropic blueprint for US AI dominance over China to stoke alarmism and policy urgency, burying counterpoints and real report context.

Jensen Huang made a noodle pit stop after meeting with Xi in China

This article informs via light-hearted coverage of a viral CEO noodle moment, slightly undermined by unverified claims and weak sourcing.