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His No. 2 at the Pentagon didn’t learn of his hospital stay until days after he was admitted Read More.

Researchers from ETH Zurich developed an artificial intelligence robot that can compete with humans in physical competitions requiring acute motor skills. Read More.

Governments and corporations around the world are showing great enthusiasm in either already implementing, or planning to implement some form of digital IDs. Read More.

Former senior Google robotics researcher Eric Jang says in order for AI girlfriends to be realistic enough, they must have the capability to reject men. Read More.

In a sign that it should be relegated to the trash heap of history, USA Boxing, the governing body of the sport in the United States, has adopted the policy that biological men who have transitioned to female can, under certain circumstances related to testosterone levels, fight in the women’s division. Read More.

AI may have the capacity to deceive its users when it's under pressure to succeed, a new study based around insider trading suggests. Read More.

US news organisation the New York Times is suing ChatGPT-owner OpenAI over claims its copyright was infringed to train the system. Read More.

Every person with access to any capital should be buying some Bitcoin. Period. Read More.

The Israel-Hamas war is best understood using the medical model. The medical model, for those who didn’t study medicine, is the notion that particular signs and symptoms constitute a specific disease state and that treatments can be tailored to target those diseases. Read More.

Senator Lindsey Graham is urging the Biden administration to blow parts of Iran "off the map." Read More.

Parents and students are concerned about the growing use of artificial intelligence technologies in the classroom, according to a survey by the Center for Democracy and Technology. Privacy experts warn the technologies are about “manipulating and controlling behavior by instilling fear” in children. Read More.

Beginning in 2015, I began publishing a list of ways to improve your life. Last year I published, “Twenty-Three Ways to Improve Your Life in 2023.” The year before that I published “Twenty-Two Ways to Improve Your Life in 2022.” You get the idea. The tradition continues this year, with the addition of No. 24. Read More.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero Read More.

Lawmakers are worried the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s planned grant to the RAND Corp. lacks transparency. Read More.

"Immersive" NSFW chats where users can indulge their "intense fantasies". Read More.