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Millennials are more likely than other generations to take time off without telling their bosses, a new poll found. Taiyou Nomachi/Getty ImagesMillennials are "quiet vacationing" or taking time off without informing their employers. A Harris Poll found that 38% of millennials have taken secret time off, more than Gen Zers and Gen Xers.

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Win McNamee and Didem Mente/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesAnother OpenAI employee quit over safety concerns after two high-profile resignations. Gretchen Krueger announced her resignation on X, echoing the concerns of Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike. Krueger said tech firms can "disempower those seeking to hold them accountable" by sowing division.

Pool/Getty, Kym Illman/Getty, Chris Graythen/Getty, Tyler Le/BITestimony concluded Tuesday in the Trump hush-money trial in Manhattan. The parties then argued over how the judge will instruct the jury on the law."Less is better," the judge has said. Still, the jury charge will be long and complex. Lawyers in the Donald Trump hush-money trial spent Tuesday afternoon in a spirited battle over this question: what will the judge tell jurors right before they begin their deliberations next week?

Nvidia exceeded expectations thanks to ongoing demand for its AI chips. Justin Sullivan/GettyNvidia's Q1 revenue hit a record $26 billion, surpassing analyst estimates. Nvidia also gave a bullish second-quarter sales forecast. Demand for its new AI chips may exceed supply well into next year, it said. Tech's hottest stock isn't cooling down anytime soon.