AI startups Luvu, Status, and others lead a Second Wave, supported by Kylan Gibbs, creating unique experiences and revenue models in the AI space.

His message has not changed. Power does not come from cruelty. The streets belong to everyone, or they belong to no one.

Startup CEOs like Kylan Gibbs and Sara Beykpour talk about AI's Second Wave, focusing on creating new products beyond cost-cutting.

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Two-year-old Ayanna Sanchez was born deaf, so for the toddler’s birthday her whole family learned to sign the American Sign Language version of “Happy Birthday.” Her mom posted the video, which has ...

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Nushu emerged from the isolated villages of southern China and is the only language created and used exclusively by women. Today it is celebrated across China as a symbol of female empowerment, but ...

John Madden, the animated Raiders coach who won a Super Bowl and later the hearts of TV viewers as an NFL analyst, gets the biopic treatment in “Madden,” which debuted a trailer on Christmas Day.

The Trump administration is arguing that requiring real-time American Sign Language interpretation of events like White House press briefings “would severely intrude on the President’s prerogative to ...