‘Godfather of AI’ sounds warning as he quits Google
Geoffrey Hinton has become the latest tech-sector pioneer to sound cautious note about the potential pitfalls of artificial intelligence
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UK evacuation mission from Sudan ends with more than 2,000 people brought to safety
The UK has evacuated 2,197 people to safety from war-torn Sudan, making it the longest and largest airlift by any of the Western nations during the crisis, the Foreign Office has said.
Sudan warring sides agree to negotiate, says UN envoy
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Why Building Cardio Endurance Matters Even for Those Who Lift
When running at a steady pace for long distances, swimming for more than the length of a pool and even rucking, most strength athletes’ conditioning is just not adequate.
Canada contract accord ends strike for most public workers
The Canadian government has reached a tentative contract agreement with its largest workers union, ending a 12-day strike by more than 120,000 public servants
Canada contract accord ends strike for most public workers
The Canadian government has reached a tentative contract agreement with its largest workers union, ending a 12-day strike by more than 120,000 public servants.
Influencer found guilty for lying about her children’s kidnapping
Katie Sorensen faces up to one year in prison after being convicted by California jury
UK purchases missiles with a range of 100-300 km for Ukraine
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Maine expanded abortion access up for debate, passage likely
A proposal that would give Maine one of the least restrictive abortion laws in the country has come up for debate while passage seems all but assured because of Democratic control of the state’s legislature
White House To Study Employer Tools That Monitor Workers
The Biden administration plans to study companies’ use of technology to monitor and manage workers, which it said on Monday is becoming increasingly common and can cause “serious risks to workers.” From a report: The White House Office of Science and T…