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A new Wharton study flips the assumption that “AI ethics” is always a deal-breaker for users.
Etched says its chips and memory components speed up inference on any AI model without GPUs. Here’s why the valuation matters.
A start-up says sound can steer plant growth, with reported yield gains across multiple crops that matter commercially.
Second rebuke repeats the same pattern: a cross-party bloc demands authorization, raising new friction for the president.
A $40 billion threat is pushing the standards debate from scattered labs to something buyers can actually enforce.
The 83rd Venice International Film Festival gets Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, with two brothers promising attendance.
A £34m move gets Arsenal an “extremely versatile attacking player” and signals how they are funding and shaping their attack.
A joke turned movement is scaling, powered by corruption rage and stubborn youth unemployment. Here’s why it matters.
Elon Musk calls it Tesla’s biggest investment stretch, but investors are watching the bill and the burn.
Comcast reports early results with a streaming milestone that matters now, even as NBCUniversal flags softness elsewhere.
Despite losing court fights, the administration moves forward, leaving Republicans to manage the political and market fallout.
The 2005 hit becomes the group’s third music video in YouTube’s Billion Views Club, reshaping how legacy catalogs monetize attention.
