In one of the most appalling propaganda segments I have ever seen in my life, CNN’s Dana Bash launched into a fire-and-brimstone sermon on Wednesday comparing anti-genocide university protesters to the brownshirts of Nazi Germany—doing so in defense of a fascistic police crackdown against those very same protesters.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
More people than ever are making the connections between failed government and failed money.
HANG TOGETHER OR HANG SEPARATELY STILL APPLIES
Now that Bitcoin has the Spt ETF approvals, and obvious growing TradFi participation and interest, bitcoin maximalists like Michael Saylor, Max Keiser and others have been celebrating and denigrating the rest of the sector, to one degree or another.
AS FORECAST: MORE CONTENT PROVIDERS SUING OVER AI IP THEFT
A group of news organizations this past week announced a lawsuit against OpenAI and its partner Microsoft, widening a battle between the companies, and those who say they stole Intellectual Property (IP) without compensation to create their AI platform services.
DESPERATE COMPANIES POACH EACH OTHERS’ AI ENGINEERS
Tech companies’ struggle to attract AI engineers is getting ugly. Twenty-somethings are seeing compensation packages worth $1 million or more annually dangled before their eyes, some industry insiders have said.
AI WILL DO AWAY WITH MOST CALL CENTERS, INDIAN EXPERT FORECASTS
AI is taking on many of humans’ functions at call centers and could erase the need for most of their employees in as little as a year, according to Krithi Krithivasan, CEO of India’s Tata Consultancy Services.
AI: THE NEXT GENE EDITOR?
The state of the art in gene editing is a process called CRISPR. It uses snippets from bacteria’s immune systems that are able to slice DNA.
MICROSOFT STRIKES AI DEAL WITH INDONESIA
After a meeting between Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Indonesian president Joko Widodo, the company announced it will invest $1.7 billion in the country’s AI and cloud computing infrastructure over the next four years, including construction of a data center campus.
SYNTHETIC CELLS LOOK AND ACT LIKE NATURE’S OWN
A research team at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has reported a first: the group engineered DNA and proteins to synthesize cells that look and act like those in the human body but have improved capabilities.
WEAK ELECTRIC CURRENT ZAPS DEPRESSION
As many as three million American adults ages 65 and older are beset by depression, according to figures from the Pew Research Center.