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"Saturday Night Live" returns just weeks after ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel's show off the air.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company will give rightsholders more control over the use of their characters.

Karishma Mandal wanted to be at the center of the tech world — working in AI at a big-name company in San Francisco. So she moved across the country — and tapped every job search strategy in her toolbox, hoping to land an offer. Mandal's career journey — which would include interviews at Uber, Meta, Amazon, and Salesforce — began when she moved to the US from India in 2021 to pursue a master's at Northwestern University. After graduating in January 2023, she began working full-time in March of that year as a product manager at a consulting firm in Chicago. However, she kept hearing about tech meetups and professional events happening regularly in San Francisco — opportunities she said were harder to find in Chicago. San Francisco, she realized, was where she needed to be. Read more about how Mandal planned her move to San Francisco and landed a job in Big Tech on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/eQcsJXFn (Credit: Karishma Mandal) #tech #siliconvalley #sanfrancisco

Super-interesting piece about a big tech staffer and side hustler, how she makes it happen, and how much she makes. Sundas Khalid talks with Charissa Cheong. On Business Insider

As you listen to Taylor Swift's new album this weekend, you're probably focusing on the beef with Charli XCX, or the Travis Kelce references. While that's certainly the case for me, I've also been honing in on what I see as some clear parallels between Taylor and another juggernaut force: AI. They have a lot more in common than you might realize, and I've made it my duty to break down those shared qualities for both Swifties and market buffs alike. Check out my new story: https://lnkd.in/gcbS2tcN Read more markets and entertainment coverage on Business Insider And for more insights like this, sign up for my new daily markets newsletter, First Trade, launching soon! https://lnkd.in/gXSQ6yjq

A mix of climatic and cultural factors have made fall weddings more popular. Read more in the Saturday edition of Business Insider Today. #wedding #october #fall

"On my 16th birthday, I found out that I'd raised $1 million for my AI project, Beem," said Toby Brown, a software designer from London.

These co-CEOs can't imagine running things on their own

Ford CEO Jim Farley said the practice of "gemba," or seeing processes in person, is helping him modernize the 122-year-old automaker for the EV age.

"I know it's kind of counterintuitive because I founded one of the largest social networks in the world, after which I founded the second-largest messaging app in the world," he said on a podcast.