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We Are Living in the Fantasy World of 13-Year-Old Boys
There is a particular kind of daydream that belongs to adolescence: the one where you are powerful, unbothered, and permanently entertained. Where the rules are for other people, the girls look like video game characters, and every problem yields to a bigger gun, a faster car, or a cleverer hack. It is a harmless enough…
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Does Computer Science Need Computers?
Does Computer Science Need Computers? It sounds like a riddle, or maybe a provocation: does computer science actually need computers? The question, explored in a recent piece from Quanta Magazine, gets at something that surprises many people outside the field. A large and influential part of computer science has almost nothing to do with machines.…
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Russian Finance Minister’s G-20 Invitation From Trump Draws Objections
A decision by President Donald Trump to invite Russia’s finance minister to a Group of 20 gathering has triggered objections from other member governments, exposing fresh divisions inside the forum at a moment when the United States holds the group’s rotating presidency. Russia has not been expelled from the G-20 â unlike the Group of…
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G20 Warned Over Financial Stability Risks From New Generation of AI Models
G20 Warned Over Financial Stability Risks From New Generation of AI Models Global financial regulators have delivered a fresh warning to G20 governments that the rapid spread of advanced artificial intelligence models through banking, trading and insurance could pose a growing threat to financial stability, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. The…
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Business Has Lost the Trust of a Generation — and the Conversation Starts at Home
Something has shifted in the way young people talk about business, and you don’t need a survey to notice it. You can hear it over dinner. That, in essence, is the argument at the heart of a new Fortune commentary: that corporations have forfeited the confidence of a generation, and that the evidence isn’t buried…
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White House Backs $1 Million Business Competition in DC With ‘Apprentice’-Style Format
The Trump administration is leaning into the boardroom showmanship that made the president a television fixture two decades ago, backing a $1 million business competition set in the nation’s capital, according to a report from Fox News. The contest, described as a high-stakes battle among entrepreneurs for a seven-figure prize, deliberately echoes the format of…
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Study A.I. Consciousness? The Bots Would Like a Word With You.
Study A.I. Consciousness? The Bots Would Like a Word With You. Ask a chatbot whether it has feelings and you will get an answer. That, in a nutshell, is the problem now facing the small but growing group of philosophers, cognitive scientists and machine learning researchers who have decided that the question of machine consciousness…
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The Hardest Problem in Physical AI May Be the Magnet, Not the Model
For the past few years, the story of artificial intelligence has been told in software. Bigger models, longer context windows, cleverer training runs. But as AI moves off the screen and into the world â into humanoid robots, warehouse arms, delivery machines and autonomous factory equipment â the bottleneck is shifting somewhere far less glamorous:…
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Manvel Police Defend Flock Cameras After Mayor Raises Privacy Concerns
Police in Manvel are pushing back on questions raised by the city’s mayor about the department’s use of Flock Safety cameras, defending the license plate reading technology as a valuable investigative tool while acknowledging that concerns about privacy and data handling deserve a serious answer. The dispute puts the fast-growing Brazoria County suburb at the…
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Trump Warns Communities Blocking ‘Critical Technology’ Risk Being Left ‘Backwards and Poor’
President Donald Trump has issued a blunt warning to local communities that resist the construction of what he described as critical technology infrastructure, saying places that stand in the way risk being left “backwards and poor,” according to a report from Fox News. The remarks land at a moment when fights over where and how…