Inside the white-hot center of AI doomerism: Anthropic
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Johnson & Johnson sues US researchers who linked talc to cancer
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US Federal Trade Commission opens investigation into OpenAI over technology’s potential harms
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In the US, as the planet records some of its highest average temperatures, workers have barely any legal protections from extreme heat
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The trillion-dollar grift: Inside the greatest scam of all time
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Why boxing disappeared after the Rumble in the Jungle — and why American football could, too
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Pixar is scrambling to win back its audience
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Portland radio station now has an AI DJ as a midday host
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How UnitedHealth’s US acquisition of a popular Medicare Advantage algorithm sparked internal dissent over denied care
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The New York Times will close sports desk, sending readers to The Athletic
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Where be your jibes now?
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‘Diversity fatigue’? Hollywood loses four Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion leaders in less than two weeks.
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The surprisingly sinister history behind Texas’s cliff chirping frog
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Meet the guerrilla bike activists in Chicago installing bootleg infrastructure for safer streets
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Norwegian Air has entered into an agreement to buy Norway's regional carrier Widerøe – $105 million deal subject to approval by the Norwegian Competition Authority
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Judd Apatow interviews Mel Brooks: "The Immortal Mel Brooks"
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Reality deflates the NDP’s Big Grocery conspiracy theory
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Telstra’s Starlink deal could signal a new era of connectivity in hard-to-reach places
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How scientific conferences are responding to US abortion bans and anti-LGBTQ+ laws
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Patagonia helps Samsung redesign washing machines to help reduce microfiber pollution
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The first two botanists who surveyed, and survived, the Colorado River
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Andrew Ridgeley on George Michael and life after Wham!
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Amazon CEO asks his Hollywood studio to explain its big spending
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Gen Zers are turning to ‘radical rest,’ delusional thinking, and self-indulgence as they struggle to cope with late-stage capitalism
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America's first law regulating AI bias in hiring takes effect this week
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Rewinding Jimi Hendrix’s national anthem
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Ticket for one: The joy of going to the movies alone
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Meta loses appeal on how it harvests data in Germany
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Anthony Fauci on Larry Kramer and loving difficult people
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After “Barbie,” Mattel is raiding its entire toy box
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US Supreme Court strikes down race-based admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina
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An Australian project management company is suing Twitter for $700,000 in unpaid bills
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The Titan submersible was “an accident waiting to happen”
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Architects trying to make Denmark carbon-neutral – Copenhagen hosts 2023 World Congress of Architects, displaying experimental structures that could decarbonise housing
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A Tesla owner says he was locked out of his EV after its 12-volt battery died amid the Texas heat
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The incredible latent abilities of living things — slime mould is amazing!
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“We have built a giant treadmill that we can’t get off”: Sci-fi author Ted Chiang on how to best think about AI
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Everyone knew the migrant ship was doomed. No one helped.
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Who killed Google Reader - a ten year anniversary retrospective discussion
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Golden age of medicine
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Bank of America has $100B in unrealized losses
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