Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey says his technology firm Block is laying off almost half its workforce because artificial intelligence (AI) "fundamentally changes what it means to build and run a company."
"Within the next year, I believe the majority of companies will reach the same conclusion and make similar structural changes," he wrote in .
The layoffs will mean headcount at the company - which owns Square, CashApp and Tidal
Fans inspired by Heated Rivalry have created their own Boys Love-style art of iconic scenes
It's an age-old story: boy meets boy.
Charged glances catch across a crowded room. Fingers gently graze against a shared water bottle.
What begins as a series of secret trysts swells over a decade into fervent, undeniable love. Ginger ales and tuna melts are had. A cottage becomes a home.
These have become deeply familiar references as there's not a recess of
Watch: "I'm not going to speculate", says Marco Rubio on Cuba boat shooting
At least one American citizen was shot dead and another injured by Cuban officials intercepting a speedboat off its coast on Wednesday, a US official has said.
Border guards shot dead four people and injured the remaining six aboard the Florida-registered speedboat. Cuba accused the 10 people on the boat of planning "an infiltration with terrorist aims" and said they opened fire first.
There is a photo that shows Bill Clinton taking a night-time swim alongside Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite now convicted of sex trafficking.
Another captures him smiling backstage at a Rolling Stones concert in Hong Kong with Jeffrey Epstein, the late financier and now globally notorious sex offender.
A third undated snap shows the former US president reclining in a hot tub beside someone whose face is blacked out to protect their identity.
Clinton's links to Epstein have been well known for years, with the former president stating it
This latest escalation comes days after Pakistan carried out air strikes inside Afghanistan following suicide blasts on its soil (file photo)
Afghanistan has launched a "large-scale" military operation against Pakistani army positions in response to recent strikes, Taliban officials have said.
The group's chief spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the offensive late on Thursday along the shared border had killed "numerous" Pakistani soldiers and captured others.
This was denied by a spokesman for Pakistan's prime minister, who
European Commissioner for Equality Hadja Lahbib said almost half a million unsafe abortions took place in Europe every year
The European Commission has told member states they can use existing EU funding to pay for safe abortions, after a citizens' initiative attracted 1.1 million signatures to help women without access to safe and legal terminations.
The My Voice, My Choice group behind the initiative has hailed the decision as a victory for women in Europe and a political commitment to women's rights.
Festus Arasa Omwamba was arrested earlier this month near the Ethiopian border
Police in Kenya have charged a man accused of luring young men to Russia with job opportunities, only for them to end up fighting in Ukraine.
Festus Arasa Omwamba, head of recruitment agency Global Faces Human Resources, recruited 22 Kenyans "for the purpose of exploitation by means of deception", state prosecutors said on Thursday.
The victims were rescued last September from an apartment complex in Athi River, a town
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