Jiaona Zhang, chief product officer of AI time-keeping platform Laurel, said new graduates should pursue "AI workflows" roles that identify and implement AI-driven optimizations across company departm…
Ross Douthat argues that the current generation of tech billionaires, particularly those funding artificial intelligence, should learn from the golden age of philanthropy by investing in lasting physi…
The article argues that the United States is developing humanoid robots that excel in controlled demonstrations but fail in real-world, adaptable tasks, unlike China's strategic focus on practical dep…
Sarah Guller, a 25-year-old Stanford graduate, left her $346,000 salary job in growth equity to co-found the performance makeup brand Forta. Despite earning a fraction of her previous income and worki…
Subscriber-only MIT Technology Review roundtable discussion featuring editor in chief Mat Honan, senior AI editor Will Douglas Heaven, and AI reporter Grace Huckins, recorded on May 21, 2026. The conv…
Behavioral scientist BJ Fogg's "Tiny Habits" method, which states that for a habit to stick, three elements must align: motivation, ability, and a prompt. The piece is presented as a comic by cartooni…
An MIT Technology Review insider panel that discusses key trends, tensions, and technological shifts shaping the future of AI. It also highlights other popular stories, including OpenAI’s push to buil…
BillionToOne, a Y Combinator-backed biotech startup, went public today, becoming the fourth YC biotech company to do so. The company developed a non-invasive prenatal genetic test that analyzes fetal …
The article, written by a FAANG machine learning scientist without a CS degree or PhD, advises that entry-level ML jobs typically require only two graduate-level courses (like Stanford's CS 229 and CS…
The article reflects on the author's 45-year history in Silicon Valley, contrasting past economic cycles with current layoffs at Meta and Twitter. The author argues that despite sensationalized news c…