With Senate passage this past Thursday of a pro-crypto bill that would overturn SEC regulations under SAB 121, the matter is now in the hands of President Joe Biden.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
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TREND FORECAST FROM FEB 2023 CONFIRMED: AI SEARCHES “COULD RESHAPE THE INTERNET”
Recent AI news has focused on battlegrounds shaping up between OpenAI / Microsoft and Google, over AI-powered Internet search technology.
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VTOL AIRPLANES GO COMMERCIAL
After years of speculation about fixed-wing, vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft (VTOL), German manufacturer Lilium has just landed an order for 20 all-electric VTOLs from UrbanLink, a regional airline that’s first in the U.S. to commit to flying the technology commercially.
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COULD DAD’S ANTIBIOTICS COMPROMISE HIS OFFSPRINGS’ HEALTH?
It’s only a study in mice but the implications are clear: common antibiotics may disrupt a father’s ability to sire healthy children.
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SLASHING COMPUTERS’ POWER CONSUMPTION WITH “MAGNETIZATION SWITCHING”
From crypto mining to power-hungry AI data centers to the rise of electric cars, the world’s demand for electricity is growing faster than utility companies can hang cables.
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MIGRAINES STRONGLY ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH ESTROGEN AND LOW THYROID
Migraines affect an estimated 12 percent of the American population and is the second leading cause of disability worldwide.[1] Worldwide, as many as 1 billion people are affected,[2] making migraine the third most prevalent illness in the world.
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A NANNY STATE IDIOCRACY: A TALE OF TOO MANY LAWS AND TOO LITTLE FREEDOM
We are caught in a vicious cycle of too many laws, too many cops, and too little freedom.
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META UNVEILS NEW AI TOOLS FOR ADVERTISERS
A new suite of AI tools will allow Meta’s 10 million advertisers to manipulate images of their products and create new text on the company’s platforms.
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CALIFORNIA HIRES AI
California’s state government is working with five providers to create and test AI tools to reduce traffic jams and answer tax questions, among other public services the tools will target.
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WISCONSIN WINS BIG IN HIGH-TECH SWEEPSTAKES
Microsoft will build a $3.3-billion AI data center in Wisconsin and launch training programs to create a skilled workforce in AI-based manufacturing, the company announced last week.