No recession? Everything is fine.
Thanks to the COVID War which locked down much of the globe, the economic landscape has presented an array of challenges that have profoundly affected the business community.
No recession? Everything is fine.
Thanks to the COVID War which locked down much of the globe, the economic landscape has presented an array of challenges that have profoundly affected the business community.
Workers strikes, still high inflation and high interest rates are causing companies in many sectors to lay off employees. To illustrate the employment trends and the socioeconomic implications, each week we will list job losses. This is week 50.
Chris Christie, a Republican hopeful for president, made an unannounced visit to Kyiv last week to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to showcase his support for the country in its war with Russia.
The Australian military is now funding experiments that subject lab-grown human brain cells for use as “organoid” computer chips to power Artificial Intelligence.
China’s government has announced the world’s most far-reaching strictures to date governing artificial intelligence.
Machine-learning engineer Liran Hason knew that widespread AI adoption would depend on quelling fears of AI going rogue and making up things, spewing offensive results, or waging war on humanity.
Individual artists have complained, protested, and even sued OpenAI, Meta, and other AI developers for using their work to train AIs without compensating creators or asking their permission.
Meta is experimenting with AI chatbots that have personalities to convey to the company’s four billion users around the world.
Every living thing is made of proteins, and proteins are made from just 20 amino acids that nature provides.
Home batteries hanging on a wall could be outmoded by electrified cement, developed by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.