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How TV Trained Us to Be Conspiracy Theorists
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Federal Judge Blocks Plan to End Deportation Protections for Yemenis
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Opinion | Profound Autism Is Difficult Enough Without This Debunked Method
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Did a Human Write This?

The tool that knows if you used ChatGPT

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Nuclear AI Startup Fermi Couldn't Sign a Single Client

Now the ex-CEO is waging a battle for Fermi’s future and its vision of atomic-powered data centers in the Texas panhandle.

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FEMA Disaster Aid is Flowing Slowly In Trump’s Second Term (Gift Article)

During President Trump’s second term, the disaster declarations that unlock money are taking longer than in the past. Blue states wait the longest and they hear ‘no’ more often.

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Musk’s Payday Is a Lot Like Tesla Stock: Full of Hot Air

If you spent most of your time at your day job working on several side gigs and posting inflammatory content on social media, then you might expect to get replaced by a robot or at least brace for a s...

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Top Psychiatrists Call for a Greater Focus on Ceasing Medication
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Jury Convicts Florida Ex-Congressman of Secretly Lobbying for Venezuela
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So, About That AI Bubble

Thanks to the rise of Claude Code and other AI agents, revenues are finally catching up to the hype.

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Something Liberals and Conservatives Agree On: Hatred of Data Centers
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They Don’t Dislike You — They Don’t Understand You

Why autistic people aren’t socially “deficient” and what the Double Empathy Problem reveals about communication

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Public Offering
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These robots aren’t ready. So why is Japan using them anyway?

Japan Airlines’ announcement that it is to trial the use of humanoid robots for cargo handling at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport may not be quite…

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How to Find Focus When It’s Most Elusive

Concentrating on creative work requires setting limits.

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Professional Design: AI-Powered API Monitoring System

Design a secure, enterprise-grade AI-powered API monitoring system that delivers real-time observability, intelligent anomaly detection…

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Claude Code Secrets- 35 Powerful Commands

Every Developer Must Know to 10x Productivity. Most developers barely scratch the surface of Claude Code. This guide reveals 35 advanced…

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Opinion | The End of the Free-Range, Device-Free ‘Stand by Me’ Childhood
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My AI Matchmaker Let Me Down

Is this the future of online dating?

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Deepfakes Are Coming for Your Bank Account

OpenAI made the perfect tool for scammers.

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Underestimating The People

The fascists, plutocrats, despots REALLY underestimate us. We underestimate ourselves. Our imaginations have been insufficient to conceive…

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Writing Prompt: New Tech Money

© KA Lugo

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It’s a Weird Time to Be Named Claude

The once-rare name is now shared with Anthropic’s fast-growing AI assistant — leaving the humans called Claude to adjust.

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The Super Shoe’s Step-by-Step Evolution
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Disney’s New CEO Is Exploring a ‘Super App’ For Theme Park Tickets, Movies and More

Walt Disney Co. senior executives are discussing how to unify the company’s disparate mobile apps and turn its streaming service into the first stop for all things Disney, a place where users can book...

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We’re Headed for the Most Meta Met Gala Yet
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‘We Have Always Known’: Sinaloans Say the Reckoning Over Corrupt Leaders Was Overdue
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AI Is a Mass-Delusion Event

Three years in, one of AI’s enduring impacts is to make people feel like they’re losing it.

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Your ML Model Knows the Reactor Is Broken. It Has No Idea Why.

How causal inference turns a dumb anomaly alarm into a system that actually tells you what to fix, and by how much.

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A Junta Claims ‘Benevolence’ for Aung San Suu Kyi. It Still Rules Cruelly.
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‘Anything Can Happen’: Performing the Heroine of ‘Eugene Onegin’
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‘Zero tolerance’ of attacks on faithful after nun assaulted in Jerusalem

Israeli police arrest a 36-year-old after CCTV footage showed a nun from the French School of Biblical and Archaeological Research being shoved and kicked on Mount Zion

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Apple Is Winning the AI Spending Game by Not Playing It

It may be a cliche to invoke the pick-and-shovel sellers of the California Gold Rush, but what better way is there to frame what’s happening to Apple Inc.?

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Victor Wembanyama isn't afraid to cry. His teammates say that's refreshing
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Apple’s Siri Problem Is Actually Liability

Turning Siri into a chatbot changes who gets blamed when it goes wrong

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Skip the Tech Resolutions, Fix the Friction

Timing matters less than intent in digital change

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OpenAI CFO Sees ‘Vertical Wall of Demand’ for Products

OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar pushed back on concerns about missing internal targets, saying the company is meeting objectives and sees “a vertical wall of demand” for its products.

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Young Canadians want AI companies to make their chatbots less addictive, says report

A new report focusing on the perspectives of young people says the government should order AI companies to take steps to curb the addictive aspects of their AI chatbots.

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The Tim Cook Era At Apple Is Over, So What Took This CEO Out?

Was it AI? Was it Apple TV? Or did the Cult of Apple just kind of lose its luster?

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Canes GM Eric Tulsky on facing Flyers in second round, patient moves paying off
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Opinion | The Tragic Decline of the American Navy
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French cities crack down on 30mph electric ‘fat bikes’

Mayors say the Chinese-made machines have become a two-wheeled menace causing fear and injury in their streets

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‘Office Space’ and Bullshit Jobs

Human beings don’t want to spend their days doing nothing

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The Starlink hack that doomed Russian troops

Maxim Tucker investigates a new form of warfare after soldiers were fooled by a team of hackers posing as cybercriminals

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Synthesia boss warns staff against danger of ‘AI sloppification’

Victor Riparbelli says it’s OK to experiment with large language models but that they should ‘make us more concise, nor more verbose’

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Haruki Murakami Isn’t Afraid of the Dark
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The Next Frontier in Design? The Humble Birdhouse.
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Eager is Easy, Lazy is Labyrinthine

From initialization to iteration, learning eager is easier than learning lazy.

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Tesla Cybertruck Sales Were Inflated by a SpaceX Buying Spree

Almost one in five pickups registered during the fourth quarter went to another company in the billionaire’s business empire.

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Middle Class Squeezed as AI Surges

Get caught up.

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