A dramatic increase in late payments on commercial real estate (CRE) loans is sharply shrinking cash reserves that major U.S. banks have set aside to cover such losses.
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CANADA’S PREMIER AUTHORITARIAN TRYING TO BOLSTER GOVERNMENT MEDIA CONTROL
Ah, the good old days, when one government owned and one (nominally) private TV outlet could shape the desired narratives in Canada.
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OPENAI INTRODUCES SORA, A VOICE-TO-VIDEO BOT
OpenAI, which gave us ChatGPT and an AI revolution, has teased the creation of Sora, its new bot that turns spoken instructions into fabricated videos.
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AI: COMPUTING AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT
Look out, Nvidia, there’s a new chip in town—one that uses light waves instead of electrons to train AI engines.
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TECH MAJORS AGREE TO CURB AI’S USE IN ELECTION INTERFERENCE
Instances of AI being used to misinform voters are popping up already. One well-publicized example in New Hampshire used an AI-generated Joe Biden voice and robo-called registered Democrats to tell them “don’t vote for me” in the state’s primary election.
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ASSET MANAGEMENT A “NATURAL EXPERIMENT” FOR AI
How the investment industry uses AI “shines a spotlight” on the debate over whether AI will erase jobs, but also how the technology will play out in other fields such as healthcare, the Financial Times said.
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AI USES BRAIN ANATOMY TO PREDICT PSYCHOSIS
Scientists at 21 research institutions in 15 countries have collaborated to create an AI that can predict the likelihood of a person developing psychosis.
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BIOTECH AND THE PARENT STATE
Two parents. Three parents. Six. Ten. Wombs in labs, without women. Testicles without men.
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A BETTER WAY TO RECYCLE CRUCIAL ELEMENTS FROM BATTERIES
Key metals used in batteries, such as cobalt and lithium, are more rare every day as mobile devices, and especially electric vehicles, permeate our lives.
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BLOOD TEST FORECASTS HEART ATTACKS SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
Heart attacks, one of the most common causes of sudden death globally, can be foretold as far as six months into the future with a new online tool created at the Uppsala University in Sweden.