Elizabeth Wollman

The Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to South Korean author Han Kang “for her intense poetic prose” -- the first Asian woman to win the award https://t.co/TnMu8mwouw via @WSJBooks @JamesHookway

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki https://t.co/8ivWzupOJz via @WSJ @JamesHookway

RT @berber_jin1: if you haven't already, check out this banger from @dseetharaman on openai's year of chaos https://t.co/lSp7rO3hPm

San Francisco residents are torn over coyotes: magical creatures or dog-torturing pests? @katiebindley https://t.co/FqsvWWKzU9 via @WSJ

Once heavily wooed and fought over by companies, tech talent is now wrestling for scarcer positions -- unless they are in AI development. https://t.co/eeyrz4gg0a via @WSJ @katiebindley @josephpisani

RT @Timodc: A Vance spox gave WSJ a police report where Anna Kilgore claimed her cat Miss Sassy mightve been taken by Haitians. @Kris_Maher…

RT @benpershing: He’s a local celebrity who draws thousands of fans. He’s also a goat. https://t.co/0R6uyZMs8k

Gen Z workers are expected to outnumber baby boomers in the U.S. workforce this year—and their bosses are trying to understand them https://t.co/gK3ZpOnSes via @WSJ @katiebindley @ChipCutter

icymi over the long weekend: Bizarre images spawned by tools from Google and Elon Musk’s xAI are generating a debate about how tech companies can control the output of AI image-making software https://t.co/KBJoEMbhf4 via @WSJ @MilesKruppa @MeghanBobrowsky

Tech companies have embraced the efficiencies that AI has brought to the hiring process. Now they are dealing with the downside of candidates who leverage it themselves https://t.co/8NqADuOJdK via @WSJ @katiebindley

RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: baby octopus 🥺 https://t.co/KLXiK49wpI

RT @VirusesImmunity: Long COVID is destroying millions of people's career paths and lives. Imagine the devastation of working your way up t…

RT @anfuller: Elon Musk has tweeted about 300,000 words over the last 5 years. Add on what he’s often replying to, and that’s 1.5 million –…

RT @LizRappaport: The transformation of Elon Musk to political animal ... in his own words. https://t.co/cxP8JVszRI via @WSJ

RT @AlecMacGillis: Since the pandemic, public school enrollment's plunged by more than a million students nationwide. This is forcing distr…

Tech-savvy members of Gen Z can do anything on a computer—except type. https://t.co/Tox6Z7FJe4 via @WSJ @georgia_wells

Elon Musk’s social-media feed shows his metamorphosis from a businessman who largely avoided politics to a vocal Trump supporter https://t.co/fddhepIC1f via @WSJ