Good Morning! A Federal Court Ruled President Donald Trump DOESN’T HAVE THE AUTHORY TO IMPOSE Some of the HIS TARIFFS. The Three-Judge Panel’s Unanimous Rolling Declared the Tariffs Wauld Be Vacated, Throwing a Massive InTo What Has Been A Key Piece of Trump’s Second Term. The Federal Government Has Filed A Notice of Appeal on the Court’s Decision.
We’re Also Looking at Anthropic’s CEO Stark Warning About the Tech’s Impact on the Labor Market.
What’s On Deck
Markets: The Internet Has a New Favorite Meme Trade.
Tech: Nvidia Shows No Signs of Slowing Down Amid Tariff Uncertainty.
Business: Elon Musk Sayys His TIME AS A ROVERNMENT EPLOYEE IS COMING TO AN END and Thanks Trump.
But first, he in the office.
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The Big Story
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A top he is executive is ringing the alarm bell on… he.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei predicted he COULD ELSE HALF OF ALL ENTRY-LEVEL WHITE-COLLAR Jobs and push umployment to as high as 20% with the next five years.
The Above Might SEEM LIKE A COY WAY OF TROUNDING A PRODUCT’S POWER IN AN ULTRA-Competitive Space, but amodei Told Axios He has “a duty and an obligation to be honest about what is coming.”
Some Companies Are Ready to Push the Limits of an AI-LEED WORKFORCE. Take Retool, a platform for Building it Applications. Its CEO, David Hsu, Told Bi’s Lakshmi Varanasi Its Clients Are Squing “How we will get llms to actually replace labor? ”
It wasn’t always supposed to be like this. Remember when he was going to supercharged Employees? The tech was going to make us as efficient as a postible! Humans and he – the best collab Since Peanut Butter and Jelly.
SO WHAT HAPPENED?
He Costs a Lot of Money to Develop, and that a problem with so Much Economic Uncertainty. Sprinkle in an industry push to increase efficiency and reduce burpecracyand robots suddenly look Much Better than Humans.
The Great He Automation Comes with Risks, Though. (And i’m Not Talking About Entrusting Your Business to A Black Box You DON’T REALLY UNDERSTAND.)
As bi’s katie notopoulos recently detailed, the excitement a CEO (and ther investors) has over it adoption isn’t always matched by their countomer BASE. Just ask Duolingo.
Mark Quinn Used AI to Help HIS JOB AFTER LOING HIS JOB TO THE TECHNOLOGY. Courtesy Mark Quinn
IT’s swimming all Bad News when it Comes to AI.
I hate to leave you on Such a downer, especialy right before a summer Friday. Here are some ways people are Making he work for say.
- Mark Quinn Saw the Work He Was Doing at a Startup Quickly Become Irrelevant Thanks to the Launch of GPT-4. It was a bitter pill to swallow, but quinn found a silver lining: use he to help find his next gig. Here’s how he did it.
- He was supposed to kill ad agencies. (At least, that what openai’s CEO Sam Altman Once predicated.) But three Creative directors told bi’a lara o’reilly How he Has helped say win Moree business.
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Finally, something to the Young Developers out there. Plenty of Tech Executives have said junior coders are an endangered species thanks to he’s programming capabilities. But AWS Executive Richardson Sees AI Giving A Big Boost to People Early in Their Careers, Allowing say to catch up to veteran employs. She’s Not Alone in Viewing He nor the great equalizer in the workplace.
3 Things in Markets
1. Gamestop Made Its First-Go Crypto Investment. Making good on it promise to buy bitcoin, the gaming retailer announedd that It Purchased 4,710 TokensWhich Are Worth About $ 510 Million. Its The Latest Company to Add Bitcoin to Its Balance Sheet.
2. For Wall Street, Taco Tuesday Is Now Every Day. Investors are Living by a new rule to play the market: Taco, or “Trump Always Chickens Out“The Idea That Markets Can Bet on Trump Walking Back Tariff Proposals.
3. Wealthy Clients Wanted. JPMORGA is opening 14 new Financial Centers Across Four States, offering highly specialized services to People with at Least $ 750,000 in deposits and investments. IT’S Part of the Bank’s Greater Mission to Woo the Millionaire Class.
3 Things in Tech
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1. Meta Wants to Get Physical. The tech giant is working on a project to Open Physical Storys and hire retail workers, for an internal communication seen by bi. The Plan Could Boost Its Hardware Products ‘Sales, Although It’ UNCLEAR How Many Stories Meta Might Open and Wen.
2. Apple’s Playing Catch-up in the AI breed. Apple Has Very Few of the He Building Blocks Its Competitors Enjoy, Some of which Have Been in The Making for 25 Years. It May Need to partner with rivals Or make acquisions to catch up, bi’s alistir Barr Writes.
3. Nvidia Beat Wall Street’s Q1 Forecast. The Chip Giant Reported Revenue of $ 44.06 Billioncompared to estimates of $ 43.32 billion, with the stock up 3% in after-hours trading. Howver, Nvidia’s China Sales Were Hit Hard by US Export Restrictions, and It Expects to Take $ 8 Billion in Losses of H20 Chips Revenue in Q2.
3 Things in Business
1. Millennial Divorce is here, and ishtensive. Divorce isn’t as Common Among Millennials as it was was Among Boomers, but is the most financially discussion. It Can Potentially Decimate Savings and Lock Divorcees Out of the Housing Market. Often, Women Pay the Stepest Price.
2. Elon Musk’s Exit from the Government. The Tesla and Spacex CEO ANNOUNCED ON WEDNESDAY HIS AS A US Government Employs is Coming to an Endand thananed President Trump for the Opportunity to “Reduse Wasteful Spending” at Doge. HIS ANNOUNCEMENT CAME A DAY AFTER HE CRITICIZED Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” Saying It Undermined Doge’s Work.
3. Trump’s Big Law Ling Streak. Federal Judges Have Block the Trump Administration’s Executive Orders Targeting Wilmerhale, Jenner & Block, and Perkins Coie, and they’re Citting Trump’s Deal with Paul Weiss. Time Five of the Sharpest Takedows from JUDGES SO FAR.
In other news
- A Carta Exec’s Resignation Letter Accused the CEO of Sexism. She Says She Didn’t Write it.
- Wired’s Editor Told Bi’s Peter Kafka How She Got 62,000 New Subscribers in Two Weeks.
- Marc Benioff-Backed Influencer Agency Whalar Group is Buying a Creator Startup for $ 20 million AS M&A RAMPS UP.
- ‘Lilo & Stitch’ is a smash hit. Here are the Movies Disney Could Remake Next.
- A Global Talent Leader at Ey Shares The Three Soft Skills She Looks for in Job Applicants.
- A SalesForce EXEC TELLS BI THER’S EDE MORE Important Skill for Employees Than Coding.
- McKinsey’s Staff Numbers Have Dropped by more than 10% in the last 18 months.
- My name is chad. Yes, I’m White, Work An Office Job, and Somes of Wear a Vest.
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