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Ashlee Vance explores innovations in new tech, software, engineering, and science in places outside of Silicon Valley.
S&P Stumbles, WFH Perils: Saturday US Briefing
Uber Sues Insurer for Refusing to Cover NYC Drivers in Crashes
Nigeria’s Capital Inflows Fell 26% in 2023 Amid Economic Turmoil
Charting the Global Economy: UK, Japan Fell Into Recession at the End of 2023
Kenya to Remove 20,000 ‘Ghost’ Workers From Payrolls, Star Says
Air Canada Warns of Higher Costs From New Agreement With Pilots
Virginia Pitches Unprecedented Arena Financing Source: Personal Income Taxes
Russia’s Bid for an Orbiting Nuclear Weapon Highlights a New Space Race
Nintendo Is Telling Game Publishers Switch 2 Will Be Delayed
Intel in Talks for More Than $10 Billion in Chips Act Incentives
OpenAI Deal Lets Employees Sell Shares at $86 Billion Valuation
OpenAI, Amazon, Google Agree to Fight AI Abuse in 2024 Elections
OpenAI’s Sam Altman Seeks US Blessing to Raise Billions for AI Chips
Ten Arrested at Pro-Palestine Demonstration in Central London
Germany Says Its Defense Spending Could Increase to 3.5% of GDP
Goldman Boosts CEO Solomon’s Pay 24% After Firm’s Profit Slumps 24%
How US Regulators Are Overhauling the Treasuries Market
Stars, royalty and a 'Poppenheimer' showdown. Here's what to expect at Britain's BAFTA film awards
Tiger Woods withdraws from Riviera with flu symptoms. His 2024 debut lasts only 24 holes
An $18 Big Mac Meal Is Bad for America
Americans Refuse to Believe Their Country Could Lose
Your Walls Need Some Latin American Art
How Paramount Became a Cautionary Tale of the Streaming Wars
How Uber Beat the Skeptics and Became Profitable
Today’s Satellite Boom Was Foretold in Busts of Yesteryear
US Will Buy Veterans’ Missed Mortgage Payments From Lenders to Halt Foreclosures
Harvard Gets Congressional Subpoena Over Antisemitism Probe
NYC Walloped by Fast-Moving Snow Storm That Surpasses Forecasts
Wall Street Is Warming to Big Shale After $250 Billion of Deals
Virginia Pitches Unprecedented Arena Financing Source: Personal Income Taxes
Dublin to Ban Driving Through Its City Center
Paris’s New Weapons in Climate Fight Are Metro Turnstiles and the Seine
Bitcoin Pundits Warn of a Supply Shortage While Liquidity Is Actually Increasing
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Is Pulling Away From Rest of the Pack
Why Spot Bitcoin ETFs Took Forever — and Became Instant Hits
The AI Race:
Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced an initiative to provide artificial intelligence tools and investments to bolster online security, as the emerging technology is increasingly used to both protect against and perpetrate cybercrime.
Google will introduce a new open-source resource powered by AI that utilizes file type identification to help detect malware, the company said in a statement Friday. The tool, which is already being used to protect products including Gmail and Google Drive, will be made available for free.
