In October, the pace of U.S. existing home sales dropped 4.1 percent from September to 3.79 million, the least in any month since August 2010, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) announced. Sales for the month were 14.6 percent fewer than those in October 2022.
President Joe Biden is working to lift nearly all restrictions in place for Israel’s access to the U.S. weapons arsenal to enable an easier transfer during its massive bombing campaign in Gaza.
So now we learn that the chaos at OpenAI might just have something to do with a “creature,” and not a “tool.”
Newspapers across the U.S. may have the content but don’t have reporters to produce it.
A former Obama-era State Department employee who was caught on video berating a Halal food vendor in New York City, and saying the death of 4,000 Palestinian children in Gaza was not enough was arrested on multiple charges last week.
As we had forecast back in November 2022, the U.S. equity markets would climb in 2023, with the S&P 500 expected to increase at least 16 percent.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, accused the West last week of being “bound by crusader imperialist ideals” when considering the Gaza genocide, which makes any room for diplomacy almost impossible.
Nissim Vaturi, a far-right member of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party, took to social media to accuse his country of being too soft on Palestinians in Gaza and said the city should be burned to the ground.
So how are the latest “training” and “guardrails” helping the most prominent public facing generative AI, CHATGPT, to better serve humankind?
European countries have increased their military assistance for Ukraine as the war shifts from Kyiv trying to win back territory now in Russia’s control to Ukrainian forces digging in behind their own lines to prevent further Russian advances.