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President Donald Trump signed an order designed to counter state-level regulation of artificial intelligence by means of lawsuits and funding cuts, delivering a victory to tech industry leaders advocating for the preemption of local rules. Trump stated that the measure
During his first term, President Donald Trump’s zero-tolerance immigration policy resulted in the separation of over 5,000 children from their families at the Mexico border. Border crossings are at a historic low nearly a year into his second administration, while
China Aims to Bring Dutch Chip Tech Home
When Chinese technology firm Wingtech acquired Dutch chipmaker Nexperia in 2019, the transaction appeared to be standard. However, five years later, that acquisition has transformed into a geopolitical confrontation, prompting Dutch state intervention, factory disruptions, and diplomatic tensions that extend
President Donald Trump is planning a $12 billion farm aid package, according to a White House official, aimed at providing support to farmers who have faced challenges in selling their crops while contending with rising costs following the president’s imposition
Uncanny Patterns in AI-Generated Prose
In the subtle resonance of our digital age, a fresh literary voice is emerging. This signature style is ubiquitous — appearing in best-selling novels, local newspaper columns, and even the text on takeout menus. And yet the author is not
Hollywood writers, producers, directors, and theater owners expressed doubts regarding Netflix Inc.’s proposed $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s studio and streaming operations, arguing that it poses a risk to their interests. The Writers Guild of America, which
Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros, a historic player in Hollywood, signals significant changes for the entertainment landscape and the future of cinema. As one of the remaining big five studios, the 102-year-old Warner Bros stands as a cornerstone of the
The New York Times has initiated legal action against the Pentagon, seeking to challenge recent regulations established by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth that have resulted in the exclusion of the majority of mainstream media organizations from the premises. The newspaper
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman ventured into a domain well beyond the AI competition, embarking on an ambitious initiative to enter the realm of rockets and space. A report indicates that Altman considered the possibility of raising funds to acquire or
A significant global shortage of memory chips is compelling artificial intelligence and consumer-electronics companies to compete for limited supplies, as prices rise for these unassuming yet crucial components that enable devices to store data. Japanese electronics stores have started to