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A new data visualization tool from Kim Albrecht reveals the unexpected way ChatGPT organizes its information.

Steakholder Foods and Umami Meats are partnering on lab-grown fish, particularly endangered, threatened, and protected species.

A detailed timeline of the signage drama that unfolded at the company formerly known as Twitter.

A straightforward questionnaire usable by non-lawyers can help undocumented workers effectively regain the estimated $50 billion stolen annually.

Two California cases probe who is pocketing those extra fees tacked onto your restaurant tab.

Pablo Xavier says a user is incorrectly claiming ownership of images showing Elon Musk embracing robots, highlighting the need for better watermarking technologies.

The appearance of a Russia stand-in could bring truth about the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine to the country's gamers.

The collapse of First Republic and SVB reveal major flaws in the way regional banks are regulated.

American advertising's view of fatherhood is light on nuance, but heavy on feels. And it's really, really heavy on dad-rock.

How was it decided that these were "the most amazing" moments of a show with an illustrious, almost 20-year run? We have not idea, but we had completely forgotten about their bearded Elmo parody puppet.

He hugs strangers. He jingles as he walks. He travels by pickup truck and subway and Long Island Rail Road. He reads "The Night Before Christmas" to kids over and over and over, never once losing the magic of the story. If you're wondering why we're calling the fella in the above video Santa Claus, well, that's because it's his name — he legally changed it. This guy is the real deal.

From high-powered executives to interns, everybody poops. When duty calls at work, you'll wish you knew these tricks for getting it done without embarrassment.