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AI's promise is still taking shape. The costs of its data centers are already here.

1 week ago | businessinsider.com | Jake Swearingen |Adam Rogers |Hannah Beckler |Dakin Campbell

A blank rectangle of a building sits next to a highway, facing an endless Wyoming prairie. It's painted the greenish-grayish-brown that Disneyland imagineers use on stuff they don't want people to notice. But the nine semitrailer-size green boxes nestling like nursing puppies into the building's long sides are a giveaway.
Blind, Anonymous Tech Job Site, Shows Anxiety Around Layoffs, Hiring

3 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Eric Bates |Adam Rogers |Henry Blodget

The social network Blind had real juice when I wrote about it in June 2022. It gave 5 million tech workers a place to anonymously talk smack about their employers. Identified only by their workplaces, Blinders traded office gossip, swapped tips on acing technical interviews at places like Apple and Google, and voluntarily shared their Total Compensation — "TC," in the site's argot. Blind served as a giant, freewheeling water cooler for Silicon Valley.
What Elon Musk Is Really up to With DOGE Cuts, Federal Worker Firings

2 months ago | businessinsider.com | Eric Bates |Adam Rogers |Henry Blodget

This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . If Elon Musk's effort to remake the federal government was ever really about "waste, fraud, and abuse," those DOGE days are over. His quasi-agency has made huge and unprecedented changes to what the federal government does. But ask an economist, historian, or political scientist why, or what it all means, and you'll get a sad-sounding laugh in response.
Honk if you hate Elon: how protesters are jumping on Tesla's biggest weakness

2 months ago | businessinsider.com | Eric Bates |Adam Rogers |Henry Blodget

This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . Americans angry about Elon Musk's unprecedented cuts to government services are voicing their displeasure at Tesla showrooms, and Musk isn't happy about it. "Who is funding and organizing all these paid protests?" he recently groused on X, referring to the ongoing wave of Tesla Takedown demonstrations taking place across the country.