North Korea’s new Wonsan Kalma beach resort has sparked a mix of reactions from Chinese citizens, with some expressing awe at the tourism zone’s scale and others voicing concerns about foreign demand and the return of Chinese tourists. The resort, which opened this week, features hundreds of buildings, including 54 hotels, multiple waterparks, and other … Read more
The human body is a complex machine with many parts that have evolved over billions of years. While scientists understand how our species developed, they still puzzle over why we evolved into this particular form. The human chin, for example, has been a source of debate among scientists. However, recent studies using the concept of … Read more
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Indian software engineer Soham Parekh has been accused of secretly working at dozens of US startups simultaneously, sparking controversy and concerns over the growing trend of “overemployment” in the tech industry. Parekh, who is based in India, has publicly admitted to juggling roles at around 34 different companies, including Alan AI, Synthesia, DynamoAI, and Union.ai. … Read more
Microsoft executive Matt Turnbull faced criticism after sharing on LinkedIn how he believes large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Copilot can help reduce the emotional and cognitive load associated with job loss. Following a recent layoff of 9,000 employees, Turnbull suggested that LLMs can aid overwhelmed developers in planning their careers, improving resumes, and … Read more
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as “forever chemicals,” have a reputation for being persistent pollutants in the environment. While some bacteria are known to break down these compounds, it’s unclear if human gut bacteria possess this ability. A recent study published in Nature Microbiology has shed light on how certain species of human … Read more
A crypto analyst, James Check of Glassnode, has expressed concerns that the Bitcoin treasury strategy may not have the longevity expected by many. Check warned that new companies entering the space may be facing an uphill battle as investors favor early adopters. Check stated that it could already be over for new Bitcoin treasury firms, … Read more
Elon Musk is no stranger to controversy, and his ongoing legal battle with OpenAI has ignited another chapter in his complex narrative. In a court filing, his lawyers claimed that Musk “does not use a computer.” However, public evidence and Musk’s own digital footprint challenge this assertion. Musk initiated a lawsuit against OpenAI in February … Read more
The US dollar has been experiencing a sharp decline in recent days, raising concerns about global confidence in the US. Since the start of the second Trump administration, the dollar has generally remained stable, but this trend may be reversing due to rising US interest rates. The dollar’s fall against its G10 peers is particularly … Read more
Turkish authorities have arrested over 300 members of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), including 11 mayors, in a major crackdown on opposition. The arrests include Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who was jailed in March and sparked the largest public protests in a decade. The latest arrests include three CHP mayors from southern cities: Adana Mayor … Read more