Saudis, other oil giants announce surprise production cuts
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Day: April 3, 2023
The other Chinese apps taking the US and UK by storm
Four out of the top 10 most downloaded free mobile apps in the US and UK are Chinese-owned.
VLCCs set to benefit from latest Saudi refinery investments in China, says Poten
Deal cements Middle East producer’s position as one of the key suppliers of crude oil to China for decades to come
Kerala: Muslim woman’s Hindu children inspire an Indian film
Thennadan Subaida’s children say the movie is a tribute to their mother’s extraordinary life.
import alignment: A Library-based Approach to AI Alignment
There is much being said right now about the AI Alignment Problem. There’s more to it, but it’s essentially the question of how to keep AI from destroying us when it wakes up. Yay. Russell argues that we need uncertainty built into our alignment efforts. I just read Stuart Russell’s excellent book on the topic—which I highly recommend—and…
Bulgaria conservatives and liberals in close election race
Conservatives and liberals were in a close race as votes were counted after Bulgaria’s fifth election in two years on Sunday, while a pro-Russian party made gains with the country deeply divided over the war in Ukraine
Trove: National Library of Australia’s digital archives thrown $33m lifeline by federal government
Pre-budget funding announcement follows a groundswell of support for cultural institutions after decades of budget cutsGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThe federal government has thrown a $33m lifeline to the National Library of Australia to …
‘A great Australian’: Anthony Albanese leads tributes to Yunupingu
‘He now walks in another place, but he has left such great footsteps for us to follow’Yunupingu, Yolŋu leader and campaigner for Indigenous rights, dies aged 74Chips Mackinolty: Yunupingu leaves an indelible mark in struggle for Indigenous rightsThe Yo…
From the Archives, 1968: US stunned by Martin Luther King assassination
The last words of Dr. Martin Luther King were utterly in character. “Be sure to sing Blessed Lord tonight — and sing it well,” he told a colleague as a sniper’s bullet exploded in his face in Memphis, Tennessee.