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The idea of ​​Cirque du Soleil may invite images of extravagant live shows with clowns, acrobats and fire eaters. The company is trying to change… Read More »A New Look at the Circus – The New York Times

It’s been quite a bit a year before ChatGPT, with the major language model (LLM) now taking exams, producing content, searching the web, writing code,… Read More »5 Ways ChatGPT Can Enhance, Not Replace Your Writing | WIRED

More beers in America are paired with lime than ever before. The story of how Modelo Especial, a Mexican lager, surpassed Bud Light as the… Read More »How Modelo beat Bud Light after a decade of transformation

Unsurprisingly, the war has made conservation a lot more difficult. Oleg Dyakov, a rewilding officer from Rewilding Ukraine’s Odessa headquarters and one of the co-founders… Read More »Wild donkeys are at the forefront of Ukraine’s ecological recovery

The world’s advanced economies have committed to phasing out coal over the next seven years. But not Japan, which is alone in claiming that coal… Read More »Japan is trying to use ammonia to make coal cleaner

Epic OneWater Brew looks like your classic hipster craft beer. The can has a sleek design with the silhouette of a city skyline and bursts… Read More »Would you drink waste water? What if it was beer?

In 2004, Gilead Sciences decided to stop pursuing a new HIV drug. The public explanation was that it was not sufficiently different from an existing… Read More »How Gilead benefited from slow walking, a promising HIV therapy

During his tenure as editor-in-chief at The Washington Post, Martin Baron ran into a persistent problem. Jeff Bezos had bought The Post for $250 million… Read More »Ten years ago, Jeff Bezos bought The Washington Post. Now he’s paying attention again.

As he sat facing me, my patient had a sad expression on his face. “I had a date,” he announced. “It didn’t go well.” That… Read More »Please stop asking chatbots for love advice

Ashley Dorn, a public school music teacher, had suspended her student debt for three years and found another use for the money she had saved… Read More »With student loans falling due again, many borrowers are losing a lifeline

In the darkest moments of the 2008 financial crisis, former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao gave a lecture to a group of US government officials and… Read More »The Chinese government offers love, but entrepreneurs don’t buy it

The consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton has agreed to pay $377.5 million to settle a federal lawsuit accusing it of false billing to the U.S.… Read More »Booz Allen pays $377.5 million to settle government billing case

The White House has struck a deal with major AI developers – including Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI – requiring them to take action… Read More »AI giants vow to allow remote probes of their algorithms, under a new White House pact

Regulating artificial intelligence has been a hot topic in Washington in recent months, with lawmakers holding hearings and press conferences and the White House announcing… Read More »AI regulation is in its ‘early days’

When I think the return of the crypto wars – attempts to block civilian use of encryption by officials who want unfettered espionage powers –… Read More »Nearly 50 years after the crypto wars, the opponents of encryption are still wrong