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AP Top stories April 15 p
Google adds VEO 2 Video Generation to Gemini -App
Google has announced that another AI model is coming to Gemini, but this time it is more than a chatbot. The company's VEO 2 videoerator… Read More »Google adds VEO 2 Video Generation to Gemini -App
Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey calls for the abolition of all laws for intellectual property, with the argument that there are 'much larger models to pay makers'
Elon MuskCEO of Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA), and Jack DorseyCo-founder of Twitter (currently X) and square, now mentioned Block Inc. (NYSE: XYZ) has inflamed a… Read More »Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey calls for the abolition of all laws for intellectual property, with the argument that there are 'much larger models to pay makers'
Ant -smugglers arrested in Kenya when the government warns of changing trends of human trafficking
NAIROBI, KENIA (AP) – Two Belgian teenagers were accused of piracy in the wild on Tuesday after they were found with thousands of ants packed… Read More »Ant -smugglers arrested in Kenya when the government warns of changing trends of human trafficking
Tuesday Telescope: Is the James Webb Space Telescope worth $ 10 billion?
Welcome to the Tuesday Telescope. There is a bit too much darkness in this world and not enough light – a bit too much pseudoscience… Read More »Tuesday Telescope: Is the James Webb Space Telescope worth $ 10 billion?
The secret submarines of Sweden are deadly. The newest ally of NATO says that it brings 'unique possibilities' to strategic waters.
Sweden said it has unique skills to strengthen NATO alliance. The Minister of Defense has selected his submarines for Business Insider. They are quiet, small… Read More »The secret submarines of Sweden are deadly. The newest ally of NATO says that it brings 'unique possibilities' to strategic waters.
The techno-utopian sea wheats that want to colonize the ocean
Libertarians have long considered Ocean Living as the next border. Some rich men test the waters.
Russian armed forces weaker than they claim, say Chinese prisoners of war
Two Chinese citizens were fighting imprisoned against Ukraine that they 'were fed' lies' by Russia and that the troops of Vladimir Putin were not as… Read More »Russian armed forces weaker than they claim, say Chinese prisoners of war
Hundreds of protesting students in Serbia are public TV station building
Several hundred students protesters blocked the entrance to the Serbia state broadcaster in Belgrade at the start of Tuesday, because they blamed the public TV… Read More »Hundreds of protesting students in Serbia are public TV station building
Meta's Antitrust process to re -test Mark Zuckerberg, serial witness,
Seven years ago, Mark Zuckerberg, the Chief Executive of Meta, testified for the first time in the congress. After a two-week boot camp by his… Read More »Meta's Antitrust process to re -test Mark Zuckerberg, serial witness,
ADM stops the domestic trade in China, lowering jobs in Shanghai
By Ella Cao and Karl Plume Beijing/Chicago (Reuters)-Global Grain Mercher Archer-Daniels-Midland has started closing the domestic trading activities in China and dismissing staff within his… Read More »ADM stops the domestic trade in China, lowering jobs in Shanghai
OpenAi continues to call chaos, despite the fact that CEO recognizes the habit
On Monday, OpenAI announced the GPT-4.1 model family, the newest series of AI-language models that brings a context tram of 1 million token to OpenAi… Read More »OpenAi continues to call chaos, despite the fact that CEO recognizes the habit
Economists continue to revise estimates for Trump's rate policy. Most possibilities still bring us back to the 1910s.
The tariff policy proposals, tweaks and temporary repetitions of President Trump have had investors and economists clambered to record the precise effects of this overhaul… Read More »Economists continue to revise estimates for Trump's rate policy. Most possibilities still bring us back to the 1910s.
Palestinians move to the center of Khan Yunis as strikes intensify, say reports
Palestinians moved from areas south of and east of Khan Yunis, on his way to the city center, while artillery and air strikes increased in… Read More »Palestinians move to the center of Khan Yunis as strikes intensify, say reports
An Ars Technica history of the internet, part 1
In a very real sense, this wonderful global digital communication network that you now use became on the internet, because one man was irritated because… Read More »An Ars Technica history of the internet, part 1
