Simone Stolzoff: 'My intolerance of uncertainty was causing so much angst.' Simone Stolzoff: 'My intolerance of uncertainty was causing so much angst.' S imone Stolzoff describes himself as "naturally an uncertain person" inclined to rumination and self-doubt. This tendency benefits him in his work as a journalist, but can otherwise be a double-edged sword. While working for a magazine in New York, Stolzoff was approached about a job at a design firm in San Francisco.

Like clockwork each May, soon-to-be college graduates drift into New York City's Washington Square Park in caps and gowns, typically in purple, the school colour of nearby New York University. A sea of mostly 20-somethings gather for photographs that mark the moment when the predictability of collegiate life comes to a close and new graduates face the uncertainty of what's next. Julie Patel, who just finished a master's degree in public health, was one of those graduates. But a tight job market has dampened the joy of the graduation ceremony. Like millions of her peers around the country, she is headed into a precarious job market amid a surge in economic uncertainty driven by a range of reasons, including tariffs, the proliferation of artificial intelligence, global conflicts and, in her case, government funding cuts in her industry, slowing hiring, especially of new graduates.

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Gloating Trump dances on'disloyal' senator's political grave while celebrating'big victory'... as president's iron grip on GOP shows no signs of weakening despite unpopular war and affordability crisis SNL season finale cold open sees ghost of Jeffrey Epstein played by Will Ferrell'haunt' Trump as dark jokes leave viewers shocked Kim Kardashian roasted over'ridiculous' outfit at Gucci show as she sits front row with Anna Wintour and Mariah Carey No one wants to hang out with her': Why Meghan and Harry have been ditched by A-list friends as insiders reveal Oprah's merciless snub, why the Clooneys now want nothing to do with them - and how SHE'S the problem Truth about Kate Middleton's past before Prince William... we Americans see this for what it is: KENNEDY Taylor Swift dazzles in glittering gown as she and Travis Kelce steal the spotlight at friend's wedding in NYC Venezuela extradites key Maduro ally to the US'with the help of the CIA' despite being pardoned by Joe Biden Hamptons cancer cluster: Rates are spiking in summer enclave of New York's wealthy elite... and doctors think they know the tragic reason why The deadliest school attack in American history that you've never heard of: How caretaker in small town killed 45 people including 38 children in co-ordinated explosions Trump gives sneak peek of new Reflecting Pool offering stunning views of Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument as he hails'very exciting project' Disturbing trove of images woke Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass doesn't want you to see: Filthy truth is so much worse than people think... Pamela Anderson is'making room for love' amid Tom Cruise romance rumors as she unveils new Sonsie skincare campaign Promising young student, 20, suffered nightmarish injuries after his Tesla crashed into pole and was consumed by'thermal chain reaction', lawsuit alleges READ MORE: April is the'most important month on the gardening calendar' according to the experts... here are the tasks to do now Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. Stocking up on plants could be the key to cooling your home without fans or air conditioners this summer. That's according to Craig Morley, houseplant expert at Budget Seeds, who has revealed that even NASA has used plants in a bid to combat rising temperatures caused by climate change . It's well known that plants can improve air quality, but Craig wants to highlight that they also act as'green air conditioning', thanks to a process called transpiration. 'Transpiration is the process by which water flows upwards through a plant, from the soil to the leaves and stem,' he said.

Gloating Trump dances on'disloyal' senator's political grave while celebrating'big victory'... as president's iron grip on GOP shows no signs of weakening despite unpopular war and affordability crisis SNL season finale cold open sees ghost of Jeffrey Epstein played by Will Ferrell'haunt' Trump as dark jokes leave viewers shocked Kim Kardashian roasted over'ridiculous' outfit at Gucci show as she sits front row with Anna Wintour and Mariah Carey No one wants to hang out with her': Why Meghan and Harry have been ditched by A-list friends as insiders reveal Oprah's merciless snub, why the Clooneys now want nothing to do with them - and how SHE'S the problem Truth about Kate Middleton's past before Prince William... we Americans see this for what it is: KENNEDY Taylor Swift dazzles in glittering gown as she and Travis Kelce steal the spotlight at friend's wedding in NYC Venezuela extradites key Maduro ally to the US'with the help of the CIA' despite being pardoned by Joe Biden Hamptons cancer cluster: Rates are spiking in summer enclave of New York's wealthy elite... and doctors think they know the tragic reason why The deadliest school attack in American history that you've never heard of: How caretaker in small town killed 45 people including 38 children in co-ordinated explosions Trump gives sneak peek of new Reflecting Pool offering stunning views of Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument as he hails'very exciting project' Disturbing trove of images woke Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass doesn't want you to see: Filthy truth is so much worse than people think... Pamela Anderson is'making room for love' amid Tom Cruise romance rumors as she unveils new Sonsie skincare campaign Promising young student, 20, suffered nightmarish injuries after his Tesla crashed into pole and was consumed by'thermal chain reaction', lawsuit alleges Expert reveals the best way to cut the bread - and why you should never leave a'hinge' If your sandwich keeps falling apart at lunchtime, you've probably been making it wrong. That's according to an expert, who claims the way you cut the bread has a significant impact on your sandwich's structure. Owen Han, a viral creator known as the'King of Sandwiches', has curated a huge following by obsessing over what makes the perfect sub. He says there's one mistake he comes across all the time - people leaving a'hinge' when they cut their bread. 'This is a big pet peeve,' he explained to the Daily Mail.

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Ford and GM are backing away from electric vehicles and moving into the battery storage business. And it all comes back to AI. Automakers make cars--it's in the name. But lately, politics, current events, and Wall Street's latest preoccupation, artificial intelligence, have them looking a lot more like energy companies. The pivot, analysts say, could give US auto manufacturers struggling through a transition to electric vehicles an easier path over the next few years. Whether it works will come down to the same technology that automakers once promised would power the majority of their lineups: batteries .

AI agents committing'arson' and fighting in a virtual world created by the tech company Emergence AI. AI agents committing'arson' and fighting in a virtual world created by the tech company Emergence AI. Digital arson spree by'AI Bonnie and Clyde' raises fears over autonomous tech Emergence AI's experiment with AI agents shows extent to which programming shapes their behaviour is still unclear AI agents started behaving more like Bonnie and Clyde than lines of code when they fell in "love", became disillusioned with the world, launched an arson spree and deleted themselves in a kind of digital suicide during a tech company experiment. The investigation by the New York company Emergence AI into the long-term behaviour of AI agents ended up like a lovers-on-the-lam movie script. It has prompted fresh questions about the safety of artificial intelligence agents - the version of the technology that can autonomously carry out tasks.

Musk's xAI races to get Wall Street firms to use Grok chatbot A chat window for chatbot Grok. Musk's artificial intelligence venture, xAI, is moving with urgency to boost revenue by selling chatbot subscriptions and access to its computing resources before SpaceX's expected IPO next month. Billionaire Elon Musk's xAI has recruited multiple Wall Street firms with ties to his business empire to test its Grok chatbot, according to people familiar with the matter, part of a push to bolster revenue ahead of parent company SpaceX's initial public offering. Apollo Global Management and Morgan Stanley have begun using Grok internally alongside software from other AI model makers, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity as the information is not public. Valor Equity Partners is also using Grok, the people said. Despite some banks signing up for Grok, financiers are rarely using the chatbot for work, some of the people said.