One of the tech industry’s greatest blunders, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, was allowing employees to work remotely.
Now every industry is accepting that new reality.
Category: HOMEPAGE
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IS BARD AI DIRECTING ITS OWN DEVELOPMENT?
Is it just a case of AI fantasizing, along the lines of the 80’s Eurythmics hit “Would I Lie To You?”
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NEW STUDY SHOWS HEALTH RISKS THAT COME WITH WEARING COVID-19 FACE MASKS
German researchers found that people who wear face masks for any extended amount of time face a number of health risks—especially pregnant women.
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U.S.A.: #1 MASS MURDERER AT THE HIGHEST PRICE
Freedom isn’t free, especially when you happen to be unfortunate enough to live in a country targeted by the U.S. in its post-9/11 War on Terror.
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ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
It’s a global economic freak show. Add up the numbers. Take a trip to Argentina. With inflation running at over 100 percent and its peso down 23 percent against the U.S. dollar, Argentina’s central banksters raised its key interest rate yesterday by six percentage points to 97 percent.
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GLOBAL DEBT AND THE HUMAN BUBBLE
“The world’s central banks are responsible for creating a “market” for their product, “currency backed by nothing,” by fostering a population boom and consumers who are dependent on their product.” —GM
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SPOTLIGHT, TOP TREND 2023: AI – WE OWN YOU
On 11 May, the European Union’s (EU’s) parliament passed a sweeping set of controls that will be incorporated into the union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, likely to become the world’s first comprehensive body of regulations governing AI.
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AI GIRLFRIENDS GET PERSONAL, AND MORE EXPERTS PREDICT AI ARMAGEDDON: THE LATEST IN “AI, WE OWN YOU”
Age of Internet Influencer just met Age of AI, and they’re hitting it off quite nicely.
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BYE-BYE BIDEN: KENNEDY 2024
President Joe Biden and his campaign are confident that he can pull in over $1 billion for the 2024 presidential election despite lagging poll numbers and concerns about his age.
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LAYOFFS, PRODUCER PRICES INCREASE: WORST IS YET TO COME
Applications for unemployment benefits rose by 22,000 to 264,000 in the most recent week, the largest number since October 2021, following a series of dramatic staff cuts among Microsoft, Twitter, and other tech giants as well as companies in finance and other industries.