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‘Disappointed Again’: Ad Companies Suffer as Tech Firms Clip Spending
A deep retrenchment in the tech sector again reverberated through the ad industry’s quarterly results Read More.
10.27.23
Google Considers Subscription Business Models for Its New AI Offerings
Google CEO Sundar Pichai was asked about the Search Generative Experience and Google Bard. He said subscription models are 'a possible path.' Read More.
10.24.23
Mike Johnson elected House speaker three weeks after Kevin McCarthy’s historic ouster
The House of Representatives chose a new speaker on Wednesday after three weeks of intraparty disarray following the historic ouster of former Speaker Rep. Kevin McCarthy. Read More.
10.25.23
Analysts eye bumper profits for Meta and Amazon
Meta Platforms and Amazon are set to follow-up bumper results from US tech giant peers Microsoft and Alphabet , with combined sales of up to $177billion. Read More.
10.25.23
Biden Regime Proposes Hefty $100 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Allegedly for US Border
Joe Biden is mulling over a supplementary request for a massive $100 billion, earmarked for defense assistance to Israel and Ukraine, along with border security funding in the US, and aid to nations in the Indo-Pacific, including Taiwan. Read More.
10.17.23
Microsoft Leading Alphabet In Race To Monetize Generative AI
Analysts polled by Refinitiv had expected $60.9 billion in revenue. Read More.
10.25.23
The Economy Is Off to a Hot Start For Last Quarter of 2024
The growth of the U.S. economy appeared to accelerate in October, with both the services and manufacturing sides of the economy growing, an early read of Read More.
10.24.23
Consortium News Sues NewsGuard, U.S. Government over Censorship Collaboration
Consortium News, a news website focused on foreign policy founded by an award-winning journalist who helped break the Iran-Contra story in the 1980s, is suing NewsGuard and the U.S. government over alleged collaboration to suppress its reporting, which is critical of U.S. foreign policy. Read More.
10.23.23
Companies Look to Human Moderators to Keep AI Apps in Line
Borrowing from social-media platforms, software maker Intuit is hiring content moderators to help keep toxic language and other bad behavior off its AI systems Read More.
10.24.23
AI Skills-Based Talent Development: A New Productivity Paradigm
Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming a cornerstone of achieving short-term talent objectives and sustainable, long-term success. Read More.
10.23.23
Artificial Intelligence has a one in four chance of destroying us, warns tech boss
Dario Amodei (pictured), of AI researchers Anthropic, said the technology would destroy the world by either going rogue or by being abused by humans. Read More.
10.23.23
State Department issues rare 'worldwide caution' travel advisory
State Department issues rare 'worldwide caution' travel advisory telling Americans to be on alert EVERYWHERE overseas due to 'potential terror attacks' and 'increased tensions' Read More.
10.19.23
Google lays off dozens in its news division
Between 40 to 45 employees at Google News were laid off, a spokesperson for the Alphabet Workers Union told CNBC. Read More.
10.19.23
EU demands Meta and TikTok detail efforts to curb disinformation from Israel-Hamas war
The European Union on Thursday demanded Meta and TikTok detail their efforts to curb illegal content and disinformation during the Israel-Hamas War Read More.
10.19.23
Jim Jordan Falls Short Again in Speaker Vote as Republicans Weigh Alternatives
Some lawmakers have proposed giving temporary speaker Patrick McHenry more powers Read More.
