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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has drawn comparisons to the dot-com era of the late 1990s, with some experts labeling it a bubble. OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor agrees that there is “lots of snake oil” in the market, but he also believes that there are real value-generating companies being created. Taylor notes that the … Read more
Microsoft is set to make its Xbox Cloud Gaming service more affordable and accessible across multiple regions, according to Jason Beaumont and Jason Ronald, the vice presidents of Xbox platform and next-gen gaming respectively. In a recent episode of the official Xbox Podcast, the duo discussed the future of Xbox hardware, cloud, and other platforms. … Read more
Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has chosen sophomore CJ Carr as the starting quarterback for Week 1 against Miami. Carr edged out junior Kenny Minchey in a tight competition, despite some concerns about his ability to protect the football. Carr was initially seen as the top prospect when he first committed to Notre Dame … Read more
US President Donald Trump’s 50% tariff on steel and aluminum has led to significant price increases for hundreds of goods imported into the United States. The tariffs, which were previously excluded from the 50% levy, now apply to 407 categories of goods containing steel and aluminum. The move affects US-based importers who had already paid … Read more
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Australia and Israel are embroiled in a diplomatic spat, with both countries accusing each other of fueling antisemitism. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of betraying Israel by recognizing Palestine’s statehood at the UN General Assembly. In response, Australia canceled Simcha Rothman’s visa to visit the country amid rising antisemitic … Read more
A fake Justin Bieber impersonator was caught impersonating the singer at a Las Vegas nightclub, XS Nightclub at the Wynn resort. Dylan Desclos, a 29-year-old man from Normandy, France, used social media to verify his identity and fool the club’s staff and headliner DJ Gryffin. Desclos’ team spent days planning the ruse, which involved using … Read more
China’s solar giants plan to create a multibillion-yuan fund to buy out and shut down over 1 million tonnes of excess polysilicon production capacity, aiming to address the country’s severe supply glut. The move supports President Xi Jinping’s efforts to curb destructive price wars and industrial overcapacity. China currently produces around 3.23 million tonnes of … Read more