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The Trump administration's decision to allow Nvidia to export a scaled-down AI chip to China raises serious concerns about U.S. technology supremacy. Critics warn that this could enable China to leapfrog America in AI capabilities.
At the NABJ convention, journalists feared AI's rise, but a conversation at a local restaurant revealed a different story. Younger workers embrace AI as a helpful tool, while older generations remain cautious. Discover the surprising insights from this quiet revolution.
In a recent episode, South Park hilariously mocked Kristi Noem, portraying her as overly focused on her looks. After her criticism, the show's social media accounts embraced the joke, featuring her animated melting face.
Christopher Kennedy's unexpected diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis transformed his life. As he faced deteriorating health, a double-lung transplant became his beacon of hope, leading to a remarkable recovery and a renewed appreciation for life.
A groundbreaking study reveals that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are sabotaging our metabolism, leading to weight gain despite exercise. Discover why the old adage of 'calories in, calories out' is misleading!
In a significant move, Senate Republicans have agreed to cut $9 billion from foreign aid and public broadcasting, pushing the bill closer to Trump's desk. The House must approve the changes by Friday, amid concerns about the implications of such cuts.
In a race against time, Senate Republicans are modifying Trump's $9.4 billion spending cuts package. Key changes include preserving funding for PEPFAR amidst bipartisan concerns. Will they secure enough votes?
Google's Gemini AI app allows users to transform photos into 8-second videos, raising creativity and job concerns. Discover how this new tool is changing content creation and the potential risks involved.
The UNAIDS annual report warns that decades of progress in combating HIV/AIDS are jeopardized by significant funding cuts, particularly from U.S. donors, threatening millions of lives in the coming years.
