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But the awkward pandemic years have made all this more complicated. Oren Etzioni is now the CEO of the Allen Institute for AI, but in… Read More »Airfare prediction algorithms go haywire

SAN FRANCISCO — Google recently put an engineer on paid leave after rejecting its claim that its artificial intelligence is sensitive, raising yet another dispute… Read More »Google Sidelines Engineer who claims the AI is sensitive

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and his top deputies have urged a crackdown on officials who abuse their power and… Read More »North Korea plans crackdown as Kim pushes for internal unity

Google has settled a class-action lawsuit accusing Google of systematically underpaying women, promising to provide $118 million in financial aid and inviting outsiders to review… Read More »Google agrees to pay $118 million to settle wage discrimination case

Hey people. Goods The war in Ukraine has stalled on arms security, and a gallon of gas is approaching the price of an Ethereum gas… Read More »New Meta COO Javier Olivan Is Nothing Like Sheryl Sandberg

Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Former President Donald Trump has reignited tensions within Trumpworld over a recent campaign endorsement. This time, Trump’s support of… Read More »Trump’s latest endorsement sparks backlash in Trumpworld

WASHINGTON — President Biden was at a private meeting this year on student debt forgiveness when, as uncomfortably often happens today, the talk turned back… Read More »White House struggles to talk about inflation, the ‘problem from hell’

A finance director was reportedly fired after a video showed him fighting restaurant workers in New York City. Credit Suisse’s Roman Cambell was “terminated” after… Read More »A Credit Suisse executive was fired after colleagues identified him in a viral video showing him attacking staff at a restaurant in Koreatown

mmg1design | Getty Images Whenever I teach memory in my children’s development class at Rutgers University, I start by asking my students to recall their… Read More »Why can’t we remember our birth or our first words?

However, just like in the Amazon, identifying problem areas will only get you so far if there aren’t enough resources to respond to those findings.… Read More »Satellites and AI could help solve big problems – if given the chance

DENVER — In seat 10D, my eyes flicker between my fellow passengers crammed into the aisle and the carbon dioxide detector balancing on my knee.… Read More »It showed me when I was most likely to be exposed to COVID

When nine members of the ethics board resigned, Axon, the company that developed the Taser, announced Sunday it would halt plans to develop a stun-gun… Read More »Axon puts taser drone plans on hold as members of ethics board resign

Financial planners warn investors against trying to time the market. It’s notoriously difficult to guess exactly when sentiment on Wall Street will change course —… Read More »When you’re forced to cash out in a bear market