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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. One tool in this video creates a team of digital workers that run simultaneously — one updates your blog, another researches the web and another optimizes posts for SEO — all while you do nothing.It connects to 19 AI models, and if one agent gets stuck, another launches to solve the problem.In this video, I break down seven use cases that tackle the problems solopreneurs face every week. Some will reorganize your entire workflow. Others will expose blind spots in your brand you didn’t even know existed. What you’ll discover:Out of content…

If you tuned into the red carpet for the Academy Awards, you may have seen actress Julia Fox being interviewed by social media influencers Quen Blackwell and Jake Shane, who were at the awards show reporting for Vanity Fair.In a bit that completely misses the mark, Shane quipped several times about the “annoying” child character in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, which earned Rose Byrne a nomination for best actress. After being asked by Shane repeatedly about the “annoying” kid in the movie, Fox politely and appropriately steers the conversation to the more important tenor of the movie:…

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. When you’re building a business, managing a team, or simply grinding through a packed calendar, your body’s recovery is just as critical as your business strategy.The aaboRing Health & Fitness Tracker Smart Ring is a health-tracking fitness ring that is designed to put real-time, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered health insights right on your finger, so you can make smarter decisions about when to push…

Good urbanism should transcend politics. Socialists and capitalists can walk the same neighborhood and agree it’s a pleasant place to live. They can each appreciate the tree canopy, the corner café with people spilling onto the sidewalk, the mix of ages on bikes and on foot, the architectural details of older buildings, and so on. Whether they arrive by bus, bicycle, or car, or on foot, people across the political spectrum want the same thing: places that work for everyday life. Places that feel safe, accessible, and appealing for young and old alike.  Unlikely alliances are forming around this shared…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Most digital transformations fail before implementation starts because the strategic work necessary to ensure success is skipped. Companies waste millions of dollars buying the wrong AI tools because they make purchasing decisions without clearly defining the problem the tool should solve. Implementation is de-risked when it is aligned with real business needs and fails when it’s driven by putting technology ahead of process and strategy. If I had only 60 seconds to teach you to become an engineer, I would ensure you understand just one concept: how to solve any…

By now you may have heard about the so-called Gen Z pout, a selfie face pose that comes as a response to the now cringe millennial duck face made popular in the 2000s by the Olsen twins, who pursed their lips and sucked in their cheeks when posing.Here’s what to know about the newest Gen Z slang.What exactly is the Gen Z pout?This week, a bunch of articles came out about this new trend and the nuances surrounding it that the untrained eye might miss. The pose has been seen on the faces of celebs such as Love Island’s Iris…

Key Takeaways According to tax experts who spoke with Bloomberg, chatbots keep making mistakes with tax returns. They give misinformed advice and are prone to misreading digits on tax documents. A Loyola University Chicago study found that chatbots answered a simple tax question incorrectly two-thirds of the time. A new survey by Adobe shows that 26% of U.S. workers plan to use AI to help file their taxes this year, up from 11% last year. Over half of Americans surveyed reported feeling stressed about filing their taxes.  As more workers turn to ChatGPT and Claude to help with tax season…

State prosecutors allege Meta failed to disclose the risks that its platforms pose for children, including mental health problems and sexual exploitation. Meta’s attorneys have said the company has built-in protections for teenagers and weeds out harmful content, but the company acknowledges some dangerous content gets past its safety nets.Attorneys prepared for closing arguments to jurors next week after Meta on Friday closed out its showing of testimony and evidence and the trial completed its sixth week.If jurors later find that Meta—which owns Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp—violated New Mexico’s consumer protection laws, prosecutors say sanctions could add up to billions of dollars. Meta, however,…

Liability insurance is supposed to be your safety net: you pay premiums, follow the rules and when something goes wrong, your carrier steps in. Right? Not anymore.In the mid-1990s, a profound shift quietly rewired how liability claims are handled. Hurricanes, catastrophic losses and major insurer failures forced carriers to rethink claims operations. What emerged was a system optimized not for policyholders, but for shareholder-first economics — every dollar paid to a claimant became a dollar the company didn’t keep. That incentive structure still governs claims decisions today, and founders who ignore it are often blindsided when a claim hits.The shift…

A new drama has taken the book publishing world by storm: The upcoming U.S. release of the horror book Shy Girl was canceled by Hachette Book Group just weeks ahead of its launch date due to suspicion of AI use in its making.Authored by American poet and fiction writer Mia Ballard, Shy Girl is a novel described as focusing on the life of a girl with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) who agrees to be held captive as an affluent man’s pet in order to rid herself of financial woes.The book was self-published early last year. Another edition was then released…