48 Hours Without A.I.
A.J. Jacobs went 48 hours without interacting with artificial intelligence. The experiment revealed just how embedded artificial intelligence already is in our daily lives.
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Unexpected Critics of Trump’s Attacks on Wind Energy: Oil Executives
Business leaders and trade organizations have been especially worried by attempts to stop work on wind farms that had already secured federal approval.
Peter Thiel is delivering 4 private sold-out lectures at a club in San Francisco—about the Antichrist
The Palantir cofounder will explore how Christian theology intersects with modern technology in four private lectures merging faith and business.
Trump’s Intel deal has already given the government a $1.9 billion gain on paper
The government is getting 433.3 million shares of non-voting stock priced at $20.47 apiece — a discount from Friday's closing price at $24.80.
Apple will imbue iPhones with a nifty holographic effect, offering the biggest clue yet as to where the company is headed
Apple is training people to expect depth and dimension everywhere.
Nvidia and AMD’s ‘special treatment’ from Trump is shaking up an already tangled global chip supply chain
“If Nvidia and AMD are given special treatment…why shouldn't other companies be doing the same?” says one expert.
In the Latest Space Race, It’s China vs. SpaceX
China has made it a national priority to catch up with SpaceX’s nearly 8,000 Starlink internet-providing satellites in low-Earth orbit, which it regards as a military threat. Despite successes in other parts of its space program, China has just 124 internet-providing satellites in low-Earth orbit. Selam Gebrekidian, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, explains why China is lagging behind in this new space race.
The Bills That Could Change Crypto in The U.S.
There are multiple bills before the House that could redefine the way crypto is regulated in the U.S. Those in the crypto industry have been lobbying for the bills, which could lead to less oversight of the industry by the S.E.C. and to more widespread use of stablecoins. David Yaffe-Bellany, a technology reporter for The New York Times, explains.
Cybercrime is big business in Asia, and AI could be about to make things worse
Asia's "mobile-first market" makes it easier for scammers to make a direct connection to their victims.
